My name is Ed Adelino and I live just north of Boston in Peabody, MA...city next to Salem witch trials of 1692 for all the history buffs out there.I don't have real estate experience, yet. 

There are variations to it, but essentially you pick your farm area and go and study 50 homes within it.  

Subdividing one existing APN into multiples requires a City Zoning Variation and the process is length in time, expensive and does not always conclude as we intended :sigh:

And attracting good tenants is THE goal.I've learned by trials of fire in buying houses in all kinds of neighborhoods (except the worst slums) --  all the way from trashy houses in low income neighborhoods to one I own right now, on a private golf course.  

This type of hands-on environment is not for everyone..but it is for folks who want to dramatically shorten the curve and avoid lots of trial by fire!.

Hi all,There was a thread several days ago regarding a different issue with assigned parking, so I thought I would keep with a variation on the theme.We've got a small multi-family building (4 unit) that has just two off-street parking lanes - each assigned to one of the two larger units in the building.I am having an issue with a tenant (who is assigned one of the spaces) using BOTH spaces.  

.- A variation of the above, could I rent the whole house out to a tenant and then rent back the MIL suite from them?

The whole realm of REI seems to have a such a knack for saturating areas with slight variations in the marketing collateral being pushed out.

They filed multiple bankruptcies without following through on every eve of my trial date.

I think they have a free trial.I've never used Investway, but I think they have a free trial too.