Hey folks, I'm new to investing in Little Rock area, and curious if anyone has advice on where to focus and where to avoid. 

Little Rock is a fantastic place to invest in Arkansas as well!

Most people I work with live in primary markets (as opposed to Birmingham, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Memphis, Little Rock, Jacksonville, Ohio, or other secondary or tertiary markets) where the Rent-to-Value Ratios are under 1%.

They sell turnkey properties in Memphis Tennessee and Little Rock Arkansas.Their Website is: https://turnkeyinvestproperties.com/ Memphis Turnkey Properties1060 Brookfield Rd, Memphis, TN 38119I have a call scheduled for tomorrow, and just wanted to see if anyone had any input and/or advice, on their services.All thoughts/reviews, would be appreciated.

Bought my 2nd duplex in 2005, Round Rock TX.  2 Bedroom 2 Bath and 1 car garage each side

I am looking to purchase my first rental in little rock.

Hi my name is Abraham Berkowitz from Brooklyn NY, I didn't do a lot in real estate investing although its always in back of my mind, for about 3 years ago I Invested in Newark NJ, I bought a 3 family house, and now I could sale it for an amount that is almost double from the amount I bought it because the appreciation was sky rocking,  I would like to sell it because the its not a good area the tenants are constantly changing, and not stable, they keep on breaking things and I don't see any money in the short term, I would like to get advice what market is a good market with better tenants and a good cash flow, and not too expensive a mean a 3 family for about 650k, thank you all for your advice 

If it goes under or relocates a mass exodus of population could occur.If there is no demand rents will drop like a rock and you will be hard pressed to resale or cover the monthly mortgage.

Just to be clear, I am talking about a Company called "Turnkey Properties" (based in Memphis, TN and Little Rock, AR), not CrestCore.

Hey, I bought a property in Little Rock AR a few years ago, and now that home values have been skyrocketing the last few years I feel like I could get a good chunck of money out of a refinance.I bought it turnkey so just went with the lender they recommended, how do you go about finding a lender, do you just start calling banks or is there a better way?