@Zachary Harr Personally I’ve researched other markets and have decided to just stay locally due to the headache factor of managing teams long distance.

Read about finding off market deals and marketing to them; read about making offers and estimating rehab costs; read about building a buyers list; read about the analytics of a good rental property of flip property.

In my market that makes the most sense if the numbers work right for you.

Have a property (new build) in North East SA, rented for a year & unable to rent for almost ~10 months now, selling in this market would incur > 100K loss as impossible to compete with builders.

Sometimes, I show as many as 30 homes (very hard markets here in NJ), and once showed a couple 84 homes until we won.

Hi, I'm wondering with the market like is right now, high interest rate and just having $30k cash and having a regular mortgage.

You also can’t use any estimates from people not in your market who invest in the same type of property. 

On page 245 of this same book (Kiyosaki's) I'll quote him, "If you are serious about doing business, then you do NOT want to do business as a private citizen.  

Hi investors, Im looking for some insights about how does the Rochester rental market do in the current market.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Mackenzie MaeI have no clue who either party is- but if one party throws shade at the other they have a right to defend and let people also know if it’s been settledWhat private information did he put in the post?