Then I would be looking into the Kelowna market, I would stay out of AB for the next couple years. 

Connect with @Rick Santasiere or @Filipe PereiraThey should be able to guide you in the right direction in Connecticut. 

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As far as small parcels I just don't see anyone building new homes in the area, then again I stay away from the city (Syracuse) and it's suburbs. 

My opinion is that the block-chain is here to stay, and that Bitcoin will be the failure that leads to the block-chains true rise.Real estate has centuries of proven performance, Bitcoin hasn't even been around a decade (and is A LOT more volatile in that decade that real estate has EVER been).

I live an hour north of Dallas, and would want to stay in that area.

Quick example of 70%.ARV is $125kNeeds $30k rehab125k x .7 = $87,50087,500 - 30,000 (rehab) = 57,500 max offer priceThe 70% rule really just is a guide to ensure you are getting a deal on the buy.

When it gets that low, it usually only stays for about a week, and then it’ll fluctuate between low 30’s-40’s.

I'm currently reading the UBG (ultimate beginners guide) and have encountered a conundrum. 

Then decide from there who your going with and just stay the course with them.