I am looking at a small portfolio of properties In a small town (population 6k) about 50 miles NE of Kansas City.

Hey everyone! Hope all is well. I am looking for SF investor-friendly referrals in the Baltimore area. I am a serious full-time investor. 

I am an investor in the city of Chicago. 

Being a big Audible fan the Famous Four segment is drumming up quite a bit a business up for Audible.com as I keep buying books and running out of credits lol.

You lose your job, your wife loses her job, the city you invest in gets crushed, the banks you deal with start tightening the reigns, your contractors go under, your funding dries up, etc.

Hey everyone! Hope all is well. Can anyone recommend an investor-friendly referral in the Baltimore area? I am a serious full-time investor. 

Lucky for you, the greater Puget Sound market is only getting hotter as Seattle prices people out of the city, so if you sell now you'll likely make a pretty good profit.

One of my west Philly properties (row house) was cited for a city violation in February that said the structure was "unsafe".  

We ran into some issues with the pool install, and the city were very, very slow and unprofessional when it came to the permitting process.

As I learn more details about the Indy market, it seems like there is so much going on in the city with different initiatives and development that it can make these areas of opportunity.