From what I've seen going tile might be your best bet in the south.

North Park, and South Park have some places that I think can cash flow.

I am interested in Compton, Lynwood, Inglewood, South Gate, Bell, Huntington Park, N Long Beach...anywhere except Los Angeles city.I will live in one unit to start, and I'm not rich, but I would like to be.

Bryan HancockSounds great, I am way down South, so something more central would help me, but if most are North I will go with what helps the group ;)The title company we use would definately give us a nice room to meet in...

I recommend you explore areas within 30 min drive from your locale and explore if you can make positive csh-flow purchases in your area.Use redfin.com and homeseekers.com to see what is available in the desirable zipcodes.Analysis are simple: rule of the thumb is at GRM (Gross Rent Multiplier) this is a fancy term for a just a quick simplistic evaluation were property price is divided by gross yearly rent.Usually, 6-7 will produce positive cash-flow, 8-9 break-even, 10 or more is negative cash flow.There are other calculations, but this one is quick and dirty.I can tell you that you will find out that property located in not s good areas (mine are in South LA) will be more profitable, but you have to explore your market ..

Most recently have become my own customer, as I’m searching for a residence in South Florida.

I prefer the mid-west or the south-east/ south-west.

I'm a wholesaler in the North Philly area and South NJ looking to meet other newbies and share experiences.Best,Willie

Well, are you tending to find it in South Carolina?

They're based in Southfield on Greenfield just south of 696.