Hi @Jack Bobeck,Thanks for sharing the article, it sure strengthens some of the things I hear about Jacksonville.The thing is, I still dont manage to decide whether Jax is a good market for flipping as for buy and hold we know it is.Our group is heading to the US every couple of months and I believe the next visit will be in Nov.I would love to further discuss Jax and its opportunities with you.Thanks,

This meeting we propose would NOT be intended as a "competition" with that one.What we are considering, however, would be focused less on information and more on informal networking, and learning through guided conversation and possibly even opportunities for evaluating or pitching deals.

I'm not intending to use more than $40,000 for something other than that.I just want to know how it works.  

One step at a time.There are ways to speed the process, like adding value as someone mentioned, buying in only rising/appreciating markets, buy and sell down, bring capital in the door and move to other opportunities/appreciating markets. 

By my calculations I'll make that cash back in a couple of years , and if as I suspect things go south in the interim I intend to take out a HELOC , it will cost me 50 -75 bucks a year plus closing costs, in return I will have the same $200K  that I spent at my fingertips .

Currently, I am looking to build up my capital so I am looking mainly for fix-and-flip opportunities.

I also know they are probably going to look into short term rental options at some of these class A, I feel there is saturation and this might allow them an opportunity to capitalize with the competition, just my 2 cents.

Brand new to all of this. Taken some classes and spoke to some people, but the content I’m seeing from this community has been outstanding.

I have a lead on two vacant properties that are prime for fix and flip in Wa...

I intended to research public records and the like, however, wanted to get a better understanding of these type of listings.

We are under contract for 152 units poised for a light reposition of the asset in Yuma, Az.  90% occupancy going in.  We love the passive income and cashflow, and so do our investors.  Feel free to reach out!