Those that know the market the best get the best deals.I bet there are good places to invest withing an easy 1 1/2 hr drive of where you live.I am sure there is lots of opportunity in Detroit for those that know the market well.

The second takes lots of experience.There are lots of title companys that search Orange County and depending on what you're looking for you may or may not need a title company and the costs will vary.Here's a link to the Orange County Comptrollers web site.

If the dog is not crated at night, or when the owner goes out all bets are off. 

I bet if you asked these photographers they would say something very similar to what the majority of people in this post have said...I do it with my cell phone and it's fantastic!

I feel that East Garfield Park is your best bet.

Page Authority is based on data from our web index and takes into account dozens of factors.Now that we are experts on DA and PA:Obviously he is ranking #1 for pretty much all his cities he invests in.Now look at something very interesting here.

I'll bet they'll have a solution.

Also ask yourself what's your mission in owning these properties, and I bet deep down the reason has to be more than "make lots of money" because there are many other ways to make money.

As many major metropolitan areas continue to impose anti-short term rental regulations, property values in profitable true vacation rental markets will continue to rise, as it would be detrimental to the economies in those areas to impose any anti-STR regulations, so STR investors can safely move their investment dollars there.With that being said, it’s wisest to bet on cash-flow, and just look at appreciation as a bonus.

@Juan Rosado sounds like you are toeing the line of mortgage fraud, ask your lender, I bet you they'll tell you no as well.