some of the issue is redefining affordable... on the west coast starter housing is basically 300k and up and we are in the lowest price west coat major metro.you can run all around the mid west in every city and find sub 100k housing and those mortgages and all in are less than rent.. what I find is there are just so many folks that in those markets look at owing a house as a liability and they prefer to rent.. unlike West coast or other areas of known appreciation were we look at owner occ as way to grow wealth.

uh...uh...because...yeah...I don't remember."

Hey BP!So Im a fairly new investor. I do buy and hold. Own 2 properties (a duplex and a 4 plex). Owned the duplex for nearly 2 years. Am about to move out of one of the duplex units and once it rents Ill clear about $...

this would be my 1st flip its just me and my 15 year old daughter we are super ambitious and want to learn and grow we feel this is a great oppurtuity so please any and all advice would be welcome!

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

People think that is the way to go but I've been listening to recommendations for about 4 years full time and I've heard good and bad stories about them about 50/50.So you can maybe understand what a 61 year old is saying that spent about 30 years in construction management and real estate might know what he is talking about is worth remembering. 

The funds inside the LLC will then be growing tax-free forever.

Also, what's the best way grow a good list of cash buyers? 

I remember reading an article 7 years ago about how it was the next hot spot.

Put most of your 'profits' at first into contingency fund, then budget a percentage of monthly flow to keep that account growing.