Some of them may overlap, even.http://dreia.org/http://www.meetup.com/DADEREIA/ (this may be the same group, but posting via the MeetUp.com site)http://www.meetup.com/PALM-BEACH-REAL-ESTATE-INVESTORS-ASSOCIATION/http://flreia.com/ (I dunno about this because on the calendar, I only see something about "prayers" for the event...dunno what's up with that)But you get the picture....try all the various options around you.Many of them have several meetings per month.

I think you're getting at what the tenants are like in these areas, but I think there is also a lot of overlap with age of house, where lower-quality tenants tend to end up in older houses in some places of the US as the next suburb out gets built..

In my opinion, they overlap as strategies as the advantage of a BRRRR is leaving little capital in a deal and the advantage of a VA loan is...putting little capital into a deal ie (no down payment).

If putting in the ramp is in any way not allowed due to your city rules (e.g. it would overlap the sidewalk) then that would not be considered "reasonable" and you would not have to rent to them.Likewise, widening doorways would have to be done at their expense but then they would not have to pay to shrink them back down again because that is also not considered something that would impede you from renting to a non-handicapped tenant.However, if there would be major expenses for them to make the unit work for them, likely they're not going to afford that and go somewhere else.

On agent can't cover all areas you are looking into.One agent can't put in all the potential offers you will be making.Agents have areas the are highly knowledgeable in, and others...not so much.I don't have agents looking in redundant areas...as in overlapping markets/cities.  

Sometimes they overlap and a property might technically be covered by both.

@Will Barnardthey contact me from old letters, or they overlap into other areas like foreclosures, tax sales, probates and word of mouth.

Is there some overlap in reality between the 2, probably, but it is insignificant and I have not been called out /audited on it   It is legit and fair. 

Where as, with no payment, and all the late history, they can start eviction process now.There are all kinds of overlaping laws regarding eviction.

It should be sanded with the grain, overlapping on each full floor run, without stopping, to the wall until you are down to the wood itself.