hi Det,I'm an agent and investor from south jersey.

It never ceases to amaze me when local CA or NY investors are scared of investing in the local C- neighborhood but want to go into areas in the South or rustbelt that have bigger and more long term systematic issues.

I am about to close on the purchase of my second duplex in the South Hill Puyallup area.

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Our market in South MS is actually a great area for under $100k investment properties.

Where I invest south of Baltimore , I bought a house vacant , total gut , overgrown yard with the dreaded bamboo for $140K and I didnt even look inside .

I just closed on my first property in the South Wedge at the beginning of this month.

Depends on the lender.Bill BFT is no different than LC/CFD and they are used in South Carolina as well, where the OP is.

Hi all,I'm looking to buy multifamily buildings in select neighborhoods on the South Side of Chicago, and I'm looking for a knowledgeable broker and any recommendations on property management companies who specialize in the area.

I'm a newbie investor (just closed 1st turnkey rental property last week) located just a little South of you.