I also recommend listening to some of the bigger pockets real estate podcast, but also really dig deep into the bigger pockets MONEY PODCAST.Get a firm financial foundation first while you are gaining knowledge and networking.

I would dig deep into your city water and sewer hookup and get a quote on install on that. 

Latest BP Podcast episode goes deep into house hacking. 

Hey Sam,Not sure if this is exactly what you meant with your post, but I just met with my Memphis Invest team that is traveling to the BP Conference this weekend.My advice was pretty generic, but first and foremost, you're never going to meet everyone in attendance and will be hard pressed to make more than a few deep connections each day and that is if you're lucky.  

Now Im looking at MF buildings in Cleveland, yet to still take action.Im a NYC based investor whos desperate to get out of the rat race but feel like Im looking too deep into markets or properties and stuck in analysis paralysis.

For out of area properties, I would develop a deep list of vendors, because I wouldn't want to get stuck.At this point, he should get some opinions of value from brokers. 

I would not get in to deep and give her any advice that she is going to then throw in the male tenants face because then he will be upset with you also and now you have even more of a mess on your hands. 

I get such a kick watching him skreet with scrap wood by eyeballing it with slippers on knee deep in it.

Account Closed Zillow's "Zestimates" are a joke - and a bad joke at that.If you drill down deep enough, you'll find Zillow's own statement on their accuracy. 

How wrong I was and little did I know about how porous wood flooring and painted drywall is and how damaging animal contamination is and deep it goes into the building materials.You're probably right that it would be hard to get anything through lawyers to repair the animal damages.