Is it better to buy a fixer upper and actively work on it as I'm living in it so I can increase the appreciation for when I sell and move onto the next, or is it more possible to allow appreciation to occur naturally and build up my property ownership over the course of years and sell out in the end.

I will be in the Phoenix and Tucson metro areas from January 4th to 11th and would like to meet multifamily brokers that are active in the markets.

I'm an active investor/agent in NH, specifically the Manchester area and out in the seacoast.

Do you want to be an active investor or is a passive role more your speed?

I see that you are active on BP in the Okinawa questions from other people.

I'm actively looking for my next deal.

my recommendation is to either post in the marketplace or see who has responded to posts in the past. anyone who's on biggerpockets and active has a similar mindset. good luck! 

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The area has seen an increase in investor activity over the last two years.

The BPO also has the monthly rent value at $875, which seems to be fairly accurate from what I've seen.Any insight into the market activity there would be greatly appreciated.