I bought my first house from a wholesaler in 2004 and flipped it for a 40k profit.

I flipped the switch from the garbage supposal and smell of burning mechanical smell.

Hello All,I just secured a 0.4-acre lot with a burnt house on it in the Bakersfield, CA area.

What I mean by that is for instance in a place like Newport Beach California where houses cost millions to buy there may be apartments available for 2000 a month, which is way less than the per square foot of a purchase.

The bank notes with friends and family range from 8-10% annual payout.The community has 5 tenants, 4 TOH (tenant owned homes) paying $325 per month, and a house $500 per month.

The current market value of the NC property is around $260k, with an outstanding mortgage of about $160k, resulting in approximately $100k in equity.My current residence in Beaufort, SC is a 4-bed, 3-bath house with a higher interest rate of 6.5%.

Sometimes buyers don't realize all the houses a buyer agent had to preview (in previous deals, and just agent walkthroughs) to get the neighborhood vibe and trend...numbers and data don't tell the whole truth.I hope that after a year or two of the new rules enough buyers (who got burned) will see that having someone experienced represent and protect their interests is a darned great idea. 

Sedona is saturated, but i dont see that many houses for sale, maybe the returns are still good? 

With that in mind, here would be my priority order based on what you have written:1) Have all the houses inspected so you know about major deferred maintenance. 2) Pay for an appraisal on all homes so you know if you are getting a good deal. 

I'm currently helping two clients find a starter house in Bergen County for the same price $500k-$640k Max.