Hoping to meet some fellow investors and entrepreneurs in here, and to provide value where I can. 

I was looking at my long term plan the other day (which I drew up in 2013) and realized it is going to be an impossibility in the northern Virginia market because returns are so slim.I love Richmond and while I'm not crazy about long distance investing and property managers, I know there's a lot of potential in that market.Bottom line, I'm looking for stable, low vacancy SFH's in the $100-120k range, in up and coming areas, which rent for about 1%/month, and I plan on using a management company.

Example: rented for one year, resided in for 2 years, 1/3 of gain is not exempt; lived in it for 3 years, rented for 1 year, 1/4 of gain is not exempt.This is because you rented it Prior to meeting the 2 years as your residence.

Hopefully, through the amount of research, time, and effort that I put into this, I can meet enough people and develop enough connections to become successful in this business.

I'm looking to be an active investor, and would like to get started by meeting people in the RTP / Triad.

I'm looking to be an active investor, and would like to get started by meeting people in the Chicago area.

With that said, the best, easiest option for you is to take it to a civil engineering company to subdivide the property such that it meets local zoning requirements and to figure out how to protect the wetlands. 

Management almost has to have a person on site for wifi, meeting clients, etc.

I’m a real estate agent in Manhattan New York, but I’d like to move onto investing real estate, I am new In terms of Investing and would love to meet with you if you are near New York or perhaps connect right here on BP !

After sending all the information they wanted, w-2, taxes, etc; they said my properties did not meet 1.2 rule, which they do.