My name is Gray and I have lived in the Birmingham area my whole life.

Would love feedback from other investors on the city of Fort Lauderdale approval process and steps.

The land already has Electric, Water, Gas and a septic tank installed.The city has already blessed off on placing either a Commercial Building or a limit of 2 mobile homes on the property.In 2016 the Tax Estimate was valued at $24,000 due to improvements the renter has made to the property.I have a current renter who has been using the property for over 3 years wanting to buy the property and willing to sign a contract for $22,500 @ 10% for 12 years.

It was once a relatively affordable area .. similar to Culver City and Mar Vista but those days are long gone .

I'd want to make sure that the city knows that the space is heated and that you can get insurance for all heated space.

I've been apart of REITS for several years as well as a silent partner in commercial/SFH, but now I've decided to start my own company and be hands on and get into flip & hold in Birmingham.

Hello,  I am new to BiggerPockets and am looking to get started in real estate investing when I move to Kansas City to start work.

I've never been to Huntsville, but I was born and raised a little further South in Birmingham.

I read an article not too long ago that said Murfreesboro is in the top 15 fastest growing cities in the US!

Are there any Utah (Salt Lake City/Provo) focused multi-family investors available and willing to talk cap rates, yields and debt for B/C class properties in the mentioned areas between 15 and 100 units?