ahhh yes more policy to make it tougher on landlords...who by the way delayed instant gratification to save up to invest their hard earned money into a property in order to provide a roof for someone, who in turn doesn't want to (some can't) delay instant gratification, all with the goal of earning a little return for investing.  

@Baldwin Manotas I just sent you the PM I know for the tougher neighborhoods. 

Cant complain though as I still keep finding deals. getting much tougher now after the Campfire.

From my perspective, it'd be tough to get a deal there right now, and even tougher to make money any time soon.

I believe the ones that are good if they become underpaid they won't be able to provide the best service possible and the process of buying/selling a house will become tougher for the average person due to the lack of humanity.The whole digital transformation, it's a bit scary, if we lose the human factor, we will become robots as well.Just look at the kids with their iPad's...I think good agents are here to stay without dropping comisions.

I expect things will get tougher later in the year in the likely event that the economy doesn't start back up like gang busters.

@Kenny Robbins I do recall there being a back and forth with the city regarding a high occupancy permit for 6 adult tenants living in one house, not sure where that stands but would recommend reaching out to the SDHC as @Kenneth Donaghy suggested although they are a little tougher to get through to someone these days. but I'll have to stress again that I recommend your numbers still working for long term rental for a single family/party. 

@Nanette Miller  It will be a little tougher if you are going to do it for free but you if your looking for exact basic information you could try the county records site for your state.  

Hello fellow investors,im new to investing, i had my real estate license for 3 yrs, spent thousands on starting my R.E.I. business i have tools and websites that allow me to get all the info on pre foreclosures (lender's attorney info, and borrowers home address), addresses of cash buyers, generic contracts (need a nys attorney to modify), i even have access to POF and funds (100% transactional funding & 50% buy and hold funding) but i can't seem to close my first deal.i understand i need to have my own attorney and cpa but i have no more funds to pay for their services. i also tried to do some wholesaling but nyc is a tougher market than i thought.any advice on what i can do?

It's tougher to find deals right now but I thinks it's got a lot of long term potential.I don't know Boise Idaho but it sounds like it is currently where Salt Lake was 2 or 3 years ago.