I grew up in the area and think there's a lot of opportunity here, if you know where to look (and which spots to avoid at all costs!)

At BP, you not only learn how to get deals done correctly, but also have an opportunity to network with other real estate investors and learn from the informative forums posted on BP everyday!

I'd chalk it up as a learning opportunity and do it differently the next time you place a tenant.

I have never had the opportunity to partner up with someone before.

We believe bringing in local investors to speak to the club would be an amazing educational/networking opportunity.

I am researching a mobile home park and it appears that there is an opportunity to connect the park to city water and city sewer.  

Most people are still fearful especially when it comes to the Michigan market which makes it an awesome opportunity to pick up good deals. 

Big Opportunity comes with Big Risk in most cases.My 1st was a 14 plex I bought for $10, and am still renovating to this day all in around $600k...Risk, Stress, Learning, and Growth all lumped into that deal.My 2nd a Duplex I am converting to a Triplex.

Sadly this twist of fate created an opportunity I saw.

@Jessica Freesia There are some good off-market opportunities in Sandy Springs, although the home values are higher than in other areas.For example, there are 1800 Seniors with Long-Time Ownership: age 60-89, home value $250-500,000, single and multifamily, 3-5 bedrooms, eliminate owners known to have low equity and 15+ year ownership.