Hashtag is #bpcon2019Interesting that I'm a moderator and didn't see an email.Can someone post a screenshot of YAPP on an Android device or computer?

.- DC/Alexandria, VA- Blacksburg, VA- Richmond/Henrico, VA- Gainesville, FL- Austin, TX- San Antonio, TX- San Francisco, CA (I live here)I'm willing to look outside those markets, but would love to hear reasons behind that.Thank youI recommend the major cities in Ohio:-Columbus, great for appreciation, pp is a bit higher around $220k for multifamily-Cincinnati, has a mix of cash flow and appreciation, average multifamily around $180k-Cleveland, has alot of cashflow potential, average multiform around $140kThere are other smaller markets like Dayton, Akron, and Newark, which we are starting to see a lot more traction due to huge corporations being here like Amazon, Intel, and The Limited.Looking for cashflow?

In the near future, I'll be searching for a mentor to show me the ropes while I put in some sweat equity to gain traction and confidence to land my own deal.

Waco and Temple, Texas, are others gaining traction. 

But that price point is different for each property it seems.But like @Collin H. said have your price lower to start, get some traction and reviews and then you can slowly start raising your price till you find where it needs to be.Best of luck to you!

Maybe we can get it to gain some traction and build momentum. 

Power plants have many scrubbers and devices to recapture both the energy and the pollution to clean it further before emitting it.

I walk them through a few steps to reset breakers, test the device, etc.

But it wasn't real clear especially on a mobile device that pets were not allowed.  

We updated electrical device and he needs to bring power in from the pole to the new panel and wire outlets, switches etc.