Every body has different goals, cash flow, appreciation etc. 

I regularly attend the INREIA meetings and they're fairly decent but I'm looking to expand and meet other people that may not be in the REIA meetings and have us all network! 

They should certainly stand out against the regular envelopes. 

Here's my story: I'm new to the real estate game- just establishing my funding and obsessively farming an area in my city that I KNOW is going to kill it in the next 5 years.My strategy is buy and hold, with my first property being being a house hack, and my plan is to move into a place that isn't turn key- something I can build up myself (I'm young and able bodied, and I wanna do it) or with the help of some light contracting.I ran in to two potential flippers walking through the same property.

My question is, are foreclosures treated differently as far as calculations are involved than regular properties?

some condos are pet-friendly, but they do have a limit, and are often more restrictive than the regular local ordinances for sure.I am also a big fan of the owner occupied duplex as a way to get started. 

We've also used Allure (regular) in rentals and another similar product from Sam's Club.  

I have bought places which need work - and there is generally a deal to be made there because they won't qualify for a regular mortgage as is.

I travel pretty regularly to Norfolk, @Justin Pierce.

Check your properties regularly to make sure the paint is not chipping anywhere.2.