With this lack of momentum, individuals won't be as animated to display their heritable connection to the deep south.

Personally, I keep my multifamily rents slightly under market as I like to have high demand and figure the higher occupancy, choice of tenants, and lack of griping more than pays for missing out on squeezing every last dollar out of market rent.

\it also needs to be your primary residence, so as many members would tell you, look at purchasing a duplex, or multi family, and live in one of the units to be able to take advantage of this.Another problem you might run into is your credit rating, or lack thereof.  

Ive looked at the comps, how quickly homes sell, how long they sit on the market, the renovations or lack there of, etc.5 homes has sold within three months that are similar to this home except this one is completely gutted and no street parking.

I have attended a few seminars about it. mostly about fixing and flipping and I really want to jump in build some cash, but I've had some issues that I'm guessing just come from lack of experience.

Idk your circumstances but if your looking to season an installment loan on your credit history maybe you can buy a new computer or iPad/iPhone from Apple or Dell.

Phoenix is a rather competitive market with a small lack of inventory currently, says my realtor.Since this house is in great shape, it doesn't have the opportunity to be fixed up for some forced appreciation and profit like your typical wholesale/flip deal, it's probably best suited for a buy and hold investor. 

This is more so an apples and oranges debate. 

I evaluated hundreds, and found every one to be lacking in some fundamental way.

My confidence is strong, but my lacking in experience is holding me back.