Sadly the job market isn't kind to new graduates so real estate is the only answer for many I get frustrated when I see broad statements like this because they're not true and can potentially lead young, impressionable minds to give up or not try to pursue well paying jobs.

Google Ads PPCCTR 4-6%CPC $40-$70Conv Rate 10-20%Leads Per Deal 15-20Rev Per Deal $30kRev Per Flip $56kA few things to note:These numbers are based on a pretty targeted keyword campaign, excluding broad keywords.

But this is a start (also my most successful clients dont even need to buy listed properties) of something that requires value add and would sell to a broad audience.

Some investors also look toward South Broad/Southside edges for future upside.Building a Team:I have relationships with a ton of local vendors of all sorts in the property services area via BNI and my own property management company.

The best advice I could give you would be look at all the other four bedrooms available for rent, looking broadly at the entire west end, and see how they compare in their photos to your property.

Your saying to go deep in one area and not go broad in many?

If you are looking at a state, I think thats a bit to broad.

The VAR (Virginia Association of Realtors) Contract is 10 pages and broadly used across the state although certain MLS's use different forms, the VAR form can be used by anyone in Virginia.Your first offer would have to be terminated lawfully before the backup offer would be "primary".  

Broadly speaking, yes it's (at least mostly) dead.

Investing in "small towns" is actually a very broad term.