I agree with rich,at the end of the day the trophy properties so call blue chip of real estate will do you better in a long term unlike the quick cash, more demand and time requires for management properties.

Of course everybody has to live somewhere but war zone properties are probably much harder to wholesale than blue collar working class neighborhoods.

I just finished a 70 unit building at 48th and Nannie Helen, and worked with Scottie from Blue Skye who is developing the new project at Minn Ave Metro.

Probably the blue one, too.

Ha... well then I should probably question that ocean front building someone just tried to sell me

@Brian Burke  AS we all know RE has its ups and downs and what I look at with what I call the POST 08 sponsors or investors is they were operating in what has to be about the easiest and best time in the last ( well forever).. so when you look at track records of those that started in 2009 or 2010 .. that's great but its been all blue sky and wine and roses.. 

Out of the blue a few months later, he's working on a house, thinks the owner landlord wants to sell.

@Michael Barrotta,You can use Blue Chip Abstract for your title work, they are based out on the island, as I have used them before.  

I think his stuff is good for budgeting, paying in cash, etc. but his audience is really blue collar lower to middle class with stupid consumer debt.

Go blue :)@Tanja Davidson It takes time to build your clientele.