Ask around for recommendations when you attend one of these.In your case, I’d recommend the Invest Club for Women (which is not at all just for women) and Investors Workshops, since they’re both relatively close to you and attract a good crowd with all levels of experience.

I was leaning more towards targeting primary owners and/or buy and rent buyers just because the margin wouldn't be good enough for the rehabbers, but it would be attractive to the other crowd (buy/rent + owner occ).

The drawback is that it was big enough to tap all of my working capital and now I am staring at a very attractive market with empty pockets.

The duplexes are attractive but the single families have a much better exit strategy.

That would actually make FHA attractive to investors!!!

Later, when you understand the fundamentals, you will be able to attract investors and manage well for them.

Just trying to find ideas to attract more cash buyers.

I was interested in the method until I realized that the cash flow wasn't very attractive compared to the liability and amount of work/problems that might go into the plan.

Around here one important factor is how long a property sits.Another important factor is location -- is this a neighborhood that will attract flippers or homeowners?

Their website states that it places online ads to attract renters and even has a credit check system.