Yes, I agree, with AI improving at the rapid rate it is, tools like these will soon be left behind - but for the moment a fair few hosts have really liked them. 

Remington those dudes were crooks.. if you did not watch the whole thing the head honcho got 18 years and his buddy got 16 years..

Method #1: Connecting with local investor-friendly agents in your market [who] have systems in place for finding off-market dealsMethod #2: The "wholesaler list" method, where you find every wholesaler in your market and get on their mailing listMethod #3:  Pulling addresses, names & numbers...and reaching out to "tired landlords" who have built up significant amounts of equity, [who are] open to dealing with buyers directlyHi Conrado,Nadeem hit the nail on the head!! 

I think @Jeremy Ellis also hit the nail on the head because it’s very important to figure out if that property fits within your current goals and strategy.

University Heights is a solid area, and I think with the rapid development that is going on in University Circle, I think it's a great time to invest in that area. 

@Matthew Sarro - It sounds like you've got a solid handle on your finances, especially with no major debts hanging over your head.

Insurance costs are going up rapidly, and even in 'normal' times you need for forecast your expenses going up. 3.

We are taking a Labor Day trip and staying a couple nights in Grandy, which is on the other side of the sound from the main OBX locations (Duck, Corolla, Kitty Hawk, Nags Head, etc.).

Quote from @Thomasina Pearce: Quote from @Gladimir Lobo: Heading downtown to try your luck at Jack's is a much better bet.

I have googled alot of information but it is hard to wrap my head around this specific subject. - how can i get a rough estimate on how much the properties will offset?