The key to knowing a good deal is to get out and look.

The keys to success are:1.

Here's the key-Educate and network with the agent.

Its some sequence of keys.

i'm especially interested in meeting solid turn-key folks who specialize in working with out-of-towners.... definitely PM me if this is your business....aside from all that, i'm in my 30s and work as a software engineer (web, databases, etc) for a small interactive company here in new york city.

That's our key to consistently closing 20-25 deals per month.

Turn-key home investors usually need to buy out of state because their backyard does not make sense at this time.

Breadcrumb links are the links you see on top of the title of the page, which indicates how far in the website you are.If you are in a sub-page of a page, then you would see links for the parent page and the home.

Also, you may want to check out your local real estate club - it's a good way to network and find out who they key players are in your area.

That's probably the more realistic comp.I would do the analysis exactly the way MikeOH does above, which indicates that you shouldn't be paying more than $35K for the property (acquisition + rehab costs).