There are opportunities for multi family here but they go super quick.

If you do some quick research , ask the Hoa President or check tax records, you can find the owner and go to him.

This is my first thread on BP as I've been spending the majority of my time researching and reading on the forums, however I do have 1 quick question i was hoping you all could help me with.I intend to use a HELOC on my primary residence for my first rental purchase and through my research i've learned that banks like to see funds in a bank account for a certain period of time, before they are willing to accept those funds as a viable down payment for a loan on an investment property.This is interesting to me, because the obvious goal with a HELOC is not to use those funds until the last minute, since you are paying interest on them. 

If appreciation and quick gains is what you want, invest in the here in the bay for sure.

This should be a quick and easy question. 

Hi Ryan Collins your realtor should be able to provide some feedback on these questions very quickly.

MLS is tough, as need to be quick to submit offer, and all cash.Terry

If you are looking to buy in Virginia beach, you might have to look hard to find deals that will be affordable not to mention be quick to write a contract when you find one.

The tee-time reference was the best part of your post and is actually quite probable and very typical.How people accept this as normal and explain away what should be extremely quick and easy is beyond me. 

Hello everyone, quick question.