I'm open to distressed assets that require fixing as well as ones I can buy and rent right away.In general, I'm looking at the University area and the Cabarrus county, for houses that have been build in the late 90's and after.I can probably do some research and pick up a few assets on line that fits the above, but since I'm "out of town", I would rather having a RE broker that can guide me through it.Thanks, Dan.

I have a scenario here in Louisiana that fits what you just outlined.

My impression was that wholesaling would be the best fit?

Now I get calls and emails from her whenever something that fits my criteria comes up.

Maybe there situation has changed and this apartment no longer fits their needs.

Hello,I am new to bigger pockets, but after going through the web-site it may be a good fit for me.

Last Friday I saw a house that fit all my criteria and called the listing Realtor up, (which is the same guy I was dealing with before)I got off work early Friday looked at the house, and put in an offer on it at 5pm.

The list goes on, to better define a job/career that may fit what your trying to do I suggest you think what type of REI you want to focus on.

From a physical vacancy standpoint, an 8.333% vacancy rate implies that all units turn over every year, if the complete turn (old tenant move out to new tenant move in, including cleaning/repair/marketing time) takes 1 month.

Physically check each one, yourself or hire a PM or maintenance person to do it.You can take the handle off each hydrant so it can't be easily turned on.