This associating has been a pain for years and now their still tryng to stir things up for us investors.  

I was ultimately hoping to stir the conversation to see both sides although I knew most would be against this strategy.I can easily tell now at this point that out of state investments need to be lower maintenance/better tenant worthy properties.

I've seen countless FB discussions where some people (usually always young white people ironically) stirring this pot by saying things like how a black family simply cannot buy a home outside of the traditionally African American areas and especially places like Waukesha county, which is complete rubbish and I've seen first hand examples, not a whole lot but some, where it has worked out just fine.

If you wake up right before you have to roll out the door you are basically starting your day in a bit of a stir.   

First, you stir up a can of worms that the seller may not be considering....and end up talking yourself out of a deal.  

I hate to stir up an old thread but what's the update on the project?

This is important for the obvious reason that no one likes having their properties under rehab robbed.I'm guessing your numbers are based on figures that might have been cooked, partially cooked or at least defrosted by their accountant to stir interest.

They would be the ones to ask about the summit they are hopefully having :) Trying to stir the pot for sure!

Hopefully some newer investors can glean some useful info out of this and help stir up some questions they need to answer before getting started.

Recently I noticed a friend of mine posting about his investments and stirred my interest, he directed me here.Im looking forward to reading and learning!