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SoCal
01-07-2008, 02:16 PM
Hello everyone. We are new to this forum. My name is Corie and my partner is Alex. We are full time real estate investors and found properties in different states for less than 25K that cash flow between $400 - $500. We are exited to share our knowledge and insights in this forum for real estate investing.

LOTrainer
01-07-2008, 10:31 PM
Hello everyone. We are new to this forum. My name is Corie and my partner is Alex. We are full time real estate investors and found properties in different states for less than 25K that cash flow between $400 - $500. We are exited to share our knowledge and insights in this forum for real estate investing.

Corie, welcome to the Real Estate Forum! I definitely look forward to hearing from you, and I'm sure the other members do as well! We are always looking to learn and network as much as possible!

sellinggalveston
01-08-2008, 09:26 AM
Yes that sounds great... I am working with an investor in Galveston that is buying in detroit for under $30,000... and they rent for $900/mo
What a great buy... theose good deals are out there!

Floridadeals
01-09-2008, 09:42 AM
I'd like to know more about where you're finding the rentals under 25K with 4-500 in income monthly. I would be interested in expanding my investing strategy to other areas of the country. Are you also wholesalers and if so do you send out your property list?
Thanks,

DMike
01-16-2008, 11:01 PM
welcome to the forum ! if you know something interested and you'd like to know it as well, post it here !

SoCal
01-23-2008, 05:27 PM
I recommend checking out Pittsburgh, PA. There are single family homes below 25K that can cash flow $400-$600 per month.

Pittsburgh 2007 AWARDS


PITTSBURGH--Most Livable
Ranked #1 Most Livable City in America by Places Rated Almanac. The 379 metropolitan areas surveyed were evaluated in nine categories: housing affordability (cost of living), transportation, jobs, education, climate, crime, health care, recreation and ambiance (museums, performing arts, restaurants and historical districts).

PITTSBURGH--One of the SMARTEST PLACES TO LIVE IN AMERICAby Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine.
Based largely on its affordability, cultural and leisure activities, education options and quality housing, Pittsburgh is the ninth smartest place to set down roots. The magazine studied data that also included the quality of health care, crime rates, weather and commute times in an effort to determine the 50 most fiscally sensible cities in America in which to live. The magazine had positive comments about Pittsburgh: "Currently undergoing a renaissance, this hidden gem has distinctive neighborhoods, tree-lined streets, glittering skyscrapers, upscale shops and a diversified economy."

PITTSBURGH--TOP 3 CITIES NAMED
"City Of The Future in North America" by Foreign Direct Land Investment magazine, an affiliate of the Financial Times, London. The rankings are based on a variety of criteria, and Pittsburgh topped the list of large cities in cost effectiveness, which included business space rental and purchase prices, salaries and energy costs.

PITTSBURGH--TOP 10 World's Cleanest Cities
by Forbes magazine. The magazine recognized the city's transformation stating, "though formerly a steel capital of the U.S., it has turned around and is now into health care, education, robotics, technology and financial services."

PITTSBURGH--100 TOP PLACES TO LIVE
by Relocate-America. The list ranks cities using a combination of feedback from people who live and work in the communities and statistics like education, employment, economy, crime, parks, recreation, and housing.

PITTSBURGH--ONE OF FIVE BEST PLACES TO LIVE FOR the "Creative Class"—a segment that fuels cultural and economic vitality—in a study released by Kiplinger Personal Finance Magazine in cooperation with former Carnegie Mellon University professor Richard Florida, who developed the "creative class" concept.

PITTSBURGH--BEST ARTS DESTINATION IN THE COUNTRYby American Style magazine Pittsburgh also scored points among readers for the Andy Warhol Museum, the Carnegie Museum of Art and smaller private art galleries.

Macye Kirkpatrick
01-24-2008, 05:43 AM
Welcome to the forum. I look forward to your future post and learning more about real estate and your area of Pittsburgh.

RobM
02-25-2008, 09:33 PM
Hello guys, we are glad that you joined the forum. There is alot of great information here for investors and realtors alike. Glad you joined and welcome from Tampa Florida