This is an incredibly detailed report of your house hack in Denver Ryan.

It might not always be financial, but a heartfelt "thank you" from someone less fortunate can be incredibly meaningful.Remember, something is always better than nothing, and this is a wonderful opportunity to give back to the community!

I see this constantly out in the market place those who want to jump in the RE world that have limited to no resources and they are far to worried about what the equity or money partner is going to make.. or they spend months trolling the internet trying to find that private investor who is happy with 8% or 10% which they never find and they just lose the dream   ... if there is not enough money in a deal to split profit or be able to comfortably pay HML  then the deal is too skinny to start with..

Any tips on making that process more efficient would be incredibly helpful.

When I look up this question on internet, it always says that in NYC, its the tenant who pays ...but in reality I am told that about half of Brooklyn listings are no fee (meaning that landlord pays) in order to get it rented fast.   

Probate in California is no joke and can be incredibly expensive. 

It has taken a while, since most of the restaurants for sale on MLS are incredibly high priced.

How do I find out which neighborhoods are up and coming on the internet.

It could be a book on deal analysis, proper investor mindset, an internet figure who gives out great knowledge, a legitimate course.

Currently I have a Strip Center with a vacancy that has been incredibly hard to fill.