In short this means that it produces more energy than it consumes.  

And when you get the actual consumers and here is 2  so you know were there is 2 there is 20... talking about the horrid experiences they have.. then the Real agent should take note...

Without the proper tools, it's very time consuming..

I have been a lender catering to funds, investors and consumers for the last 4 years but my family has owned Multifamily my entire life and it helped put me through college during the recession.

How many units can you successfully manage on your own, without it totally consuming you're life and having it screw up your day job....I'm at 14, and I gotta say this is getting pretty tough at times

I have access to Realist, and there's SOME information you can gather from the tax records, but not all homes have it, and it has proven to be quite time consuming (for example, if it says it was bought/refi-ed at 27k in 2011, I can run it through a mortgage calculator to get an idea of what current equity might be).

With a history of home rehab and resale to consumers on the North Side of Indianapolis as well as a background in value add property management, I'm looking to leverage my experience as to create a network of professionals to buy properties for rehab and resale in multiple areas of Indianapolis. 

Those aren't exactly something the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has made optional...My BS detector is starting to activate.

Door knocking is good too ( time consuming i recommend doing this with properties you really want and know could be a gold mine). 

Capital Expenses, items that are not just consumables like appliances, roofing, AC, all have what is called a Class Life and get depreciated according to IRS rules for that Class.