I dived deeper on the " leasing property part" and the only clarification is not to lease the property to disqualified persons.

Because the contact (a) knows we exist (b) knows the problems we solve, so now we get into some of the "HOW" items to solving, which NO is not about diving into in depth detail, it's general detail, over-view detail and reinforcing how we are GREAT at delivering those solutions.

Here are some factors to be considered.Interconnection - This is a very deep topic and biggest risk to the project.

However, if you dive into the language of the regulations, including examples, you will see that replacing a fence falls squarely under B (Restoration).Bottom line: it is a capital improvement in 99% of the cases.

I have found it to be great for estimates for clients, but to really get accurate data you have to dive into the competition's numbers.

Relax by the beach, soak up the sun, and dive deep into real estate knowledge, all in one extraordinary event.

My belief is that all this leads investors to take mediocre or poor deals, some of which will go bad in a deep 1980s type recession - should we ever see one again.  

@Maria Rina Boidon Tough to really dive in with the high level info but first I'd determine how you want to invest in multifamily.

I would stick with SWFL as the properties have deep discounts right now.

I agree that gaining hands-on experience in property management before fully diving in is crucial.