The market is priced too high to buy existing locations in my mind.  

I haven't seen any yet that do 10% down on non-owner occupant purchases, but that is awesome if that exists. 

Look for properties on main corridors or sites with existing structures (e.g., small houses or retail buildings) that can be torn down and redeveloped.Challenges in South Florida: Be mindful of market conditions and local regulations.

Myrtle is saturated too but we good success.

I can't compel competence that does not exist.

I’m looking for a 2-4 unit property around the country and I’ve circled back to NOLA due to the inexpensive  multifamily properties that is available a few questions…Is this market saturated? 

Also, if you have anything in your existing escrow account, you will get that back within a few weeks of closing.

When analyzing a new build/“build to rent” property as a rental, what percentages/amounts are others using for:-Maintenance/Repairs-Vacancy-CapexI’d assume it’s less than than existing homes, but by half or is it safer to use the standard percentages?

The existing homes are too small and would require a large expansion, at which point it would just be better to build new. 

We are looking at investment properties in Brooklyn, and found one we liked and want to add an additional floor (two stories as of now, would go to three), but the zoning is M1-2, which is commercial.  90% of surround...