I'm from the SF Bay Area, where cost of living and housing are extremely high, low inventory, lots of investors with deep pockets our here, all together making investing here tough and know I need to look outside my geographical area and I'm ok with that.

Hey Mike,For beginners like you and myself I seem to get the advice that it is easier to start in your own market or the market you are extremely familiar with and it sounds to me that you are an expert in Blairstown. 

They are ALL extremely high quality education with little to no sales pitch (they will have sponsors).

I worked extremely hard to get the hang of the position wanting to quit at times.

They have no idea I have the property under contract for an extremely low $45k which can net me a profit of $33k.

I am thrilled with all the information available on BP, and extremely thankful to all the contributors. - It's overwhelming but in a very good way.I just purchased my first rental property in the East Bay and would love the opportunity to develop the skills to add more properties my buy and hold portfolio.

I'd be extremely doubtful that he would be able to teach you anything that has not been discussed on BP.

My concerns of tile in the living room is it being cold and loud.

It seems extremely low for nj in general.

For a residential firm in our area, we're extremely heavy in planning, administration, and logistical management... which makes us completely the wrong tool for paint and carpet renovations.