(2) But counterpoint to (1), I've read (on this web site, no less) that a responsible investor tries to paint as complete a picture as he can during his pro forma, therefore it is prudent to include the costs of the PM.Please note: I live abroad and have for a few years.

Also, I can't see a way to monitor a topic or pop a thread out to a web page to access other features like monitor.

This is the best place on the web to discuss and learn about real estate.

Thankfully, this includes anyplace on the web, which is full of scammers.We follow two simple rules that have served us well:1)Never loan to someone you don’t know, even it that means getting to know them a couple of times over lunch.2)Never loan on a property you haven’t seen.This pretty much forces you to loan locally and to those you’ve met in advance.

This is the best place on the web to learn about real estate.

--run from the browser/web and require no download) to help with managing income, expenses, and taxes.

There's info on this all over the web.

I live in Los Angeles and the numbers just don't make sense here for cash flow to me.Some technologies/resources I use when evaluating some property are City-Data, Trulia, Zillow, Google Street View (to drive the town), City Tax Assessors web site, Realquest, Angie's List (a must!)

During the day I am project manager for a web development company that specialized in the Drupal (an open source CMS if you aren't familiar).

This is my first time purchasing a foreclosure and 1st time purchasing from a web auction.Thank you in advance.