--by the time escrow closed, I was a landlord.imho, Robinson handles the human side of landlording well (along with technical and legal issues), while Nolo is the gold standard for in-depth, up-to-date legal stuff.Meanwhile, do get your head examined.

Buyers depend on a thorough in depth home inspection and a good faith disclosure on the sellers side ...what is my recourse for remediation against fraud.

When I send deals now I offer spreadsheets that has a flip summary on it along with in depth details on properties.

I'll post more in depth next week after we sign the lease this Friday but we're helping a local non-profit coffee shop that employees aged-out foster youth. 

The city we invest in has a rule that anything over 1" depth must be cleared within 24 hours of the first accumulation, so we may be taking care of snow more than once per storm.  

(There is a ton of info in the forums, just throwing this in as it is a concern of mine)There is a lot here on BP that goes way more in depth than I could put here. 

I am not a gambler so i do not count on appreciation as part of my entry formula.

I can tell you in depth about 5-6 subdivisions, I know nothing (and don't care to know anything) about the wider market.

So far my screening and qualification process has helped protect me from falling prey to those who are trying to get their pets into our properties under false pretenses.Check out the numerous BP threads where this topic is explored in depth.

If it makes sense, you can jump on the bigger pockets rental property calculator for a more in-depth analysis.