The legal costs set us back so much and they were down the drain because we couldn't afford to keep it and keep fighting him.  

My wife and I are just starting our journey in real estate investing and have set our sights on the vibrant market of Houston.

Be sure to set up some Keyword Alerts with keywords that you want to be kept in the loop about - such as Albuquerque, New Mexico, or "Single Family" - so you'll be emailed when those terms are discussed on the forums!

If you have savings and are working in NYC, a lot of people would consider maybe house hacking in an area like Bayonne or Jersey City, depending on what you can afford.

Some things to consider are job growth, population growth, and surrounding school systems.

I would really love some insight from fix and flip veterans on how to go about this project and things i should consider before embarking in this project. 

I am still considering it but definitely looking at the South right now.

I am considering two properties: 1) A home DeKalb County (Decatur) that is zone R75 for single family zoning.

However, I do have a steady income that allows me to save about $1.5k per month for investments.I'm torn because this property seems like a golden opportunity, especially considering it's the only offer in the area, and the potential profit looks promising.

Considering the hefty property taxes in my current area, totaling around $9,000 annually, I'm contemplating selling and reinvesting in two properties within the Charlotte area.