Ohio is becoming extremely wet (at least central ohio) which keeps the grass happy.

No issues with the plumbing, electrical, central A/C, etc.

Look in the less populated areas like the Central Valley north coast and far north.

"Finding deals" is a broad term that needs to be defined first so that the data can be curated and presented in a way that makes sense for the person who is looking for those specific deals otherwise is like building a puzzle with missing pieces and pieces from other puzzles all combined.I started backwards, I knew exactly what data I needed, how, and where to find it so that i could quickly recognize missing pieces or pieces from other puzzles For my target deals.Imo the mayor problems in our industry is the lack of centralized data sources, the level of complexity on deals in each niche "sub-market" (i.e distressed properties can be segmentedo in short-sales,  auction, refi, wholesale etc) each needing a level of expertise. 

Finally have a decent amount aside to invest ($80,000) looking to do a BRRRR strategy in Central Pa to get the ball rolling if anyone knows any agents good with investors or properties in distress I can love :) Happy Holidays everyone

There will be no central air conditioning, laundry or any other high powered electric.

Facebook Inc. may put its expansion in Central Texas into overdrive by taking an eye-popping amount of office space downtown.

Hi,Can anyone recommend a CPA in central NJ with knowledge of investing in NC and a W2 job in NJ?

Each unit features central air and two stories sono tenant has another unit above them.

Purchase price: $630,000 Cash invested: $30,000 50,000 SF Warehouse/MFG Facility5.5 acre site w/2+ acres outside storageMy Partners purchases this property for our company for a East Coast Distribution hub What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?