It was fun to figure out, took a little bit to execute, and now reaping the rewards.

But one is in C- neighborhood and makes decent 2-300 cash flow more than the B+ neighborhood home...same purchase price.Does anyone have any guidance as to the risk rewards of either direction?

Most of the properties I’ve looked at in other areas near 2% were in really bad parts of town... after all, there is a reason why an investor would be potentially rewarded with higher return.

Cold calling is very rewarding and I think has the highest ROI, but it takes work.

I'm trying to walk a fine line here of not discouraging you, but giving you an idea that it is a bit of an advanced area and to absolutely recommend you consult an attorney.There is the potential for some reward, but there are also risks and very often the risks aren't appreciated by newer investors.

And, I have one more coming this week, in Alabama, selling to a European buyer, for $13k in profit.Bottom line, it's not easy, but it can be very rewarding.

For those who buy right and early, then jump up before this bubble bursts, they will likely be rewarded.

It is not entirely dissimilar to swapping out of one stock that has just popped (leaving little remaining upside in you view) and into another that has a better risk-reward profile.

I won't offer more the $18K... too many maintenance issues to reward the current owner.Best of luck!

In a business where few people are 100% honest, those that are honest in all their dealings are rewarded with loyal clients, partners, investors and transaction parties.