I purchased one recently for $6K but its in a small town, and yes its flawed, but nothing i cant deal with, I will put $4K in and have a rental, but in big cities, its a totally different story, id imagine its in a "D" area or worse, if i gota wear body armor, to go there I wouldnt want it, just my 2 cents.

Hard not to drop five to ten pounds painting a fourplex in summer...and you can go cross fit with a full body snow snow shovel in winter.

I may call my Title Company to see how they'd react if I have an account in Hawaii !

Taylor Johnson thanks for reaching out.Yes I've met/spoke with a couple people from body wealth builders/specifically mandrel co.

I read the guide for first time investor and the rule of thumb for return on renting is 2% which mean if my property is 100 then my monthly return is 2k. I personal think this number is way too out of reach anywhere i...

@Darnell Griggs - We have developed relationships with money lenders who will do 90/10 loans and fund the rehab.Definately not banks... too much overhead, and they don't react quickly enough, plus there is a lot of overhead fees for things like appraisals, inspections, flood inspections, etc.

If any body can help me or make any suggestions it would helpful. 

Since we have to act so fast with HUD I don't know how much time my money lender will have to react (He has a full time job and family). 

I would buy on 22nd street next toa dead body if it cash flows. 

First off, I was a professional Architectural Colorist in Los Angeles for fifteen years, and I've done a few dozen small bungalows along the way.Here's how it works: A tiny, nondescript house is a great candidate for a bold/bright body color because there's not much square feet of it.