So much for small business, just one more bullet to digest.

My method is no secret, copy and past everything I wrote into a google doc, then replace every "Wilmington", with Jacksonville for example, then find every number associated to the template provided, and boom there is now an easy to read and digest format of notes taken on a specific market, and in the case of myself, I have taken this note taking strategy- refined it for Bigger Pockets readers, and continue to spit out data on the markets in this fashion. 

Thanks Caroline, I'll unpack your reply and digest it a little.the original servicer said they will allow a second loan in the deal...I've heard this is the only lender so far allowing this.  

Please, feel free to reach out with any tips as I’m drinking from a fire hose trying to digest all the information on BiggerPockets website for new investors.

I’m still trying to digest it along with all the other reading I’ve been crunching on the last 5 months.

It took months of rewriting the content to make it as simple and digestible as possible, so I appreciate when I hear that kind of feedback.

I started recently thinking about buying another property(s) and stumbled onto BP and I've been voraciously digesting both the podcasts and forums as well I am in the middle of reading Long Distance Real Estate Investing by @David Greene.

I purchased his book (Jason Drees), consumed it within a day through audible...then immediately went to reading it a second time to make sure I am actually digesting the material. 

However, I had trouble digesting my lunch after selling two adjacent lots for 85K and then seeing them MLS listed for 120K.

There's been a lot of discussion on the topic here on BP too of course.Finally, if this is your first property, I would give yourself time to "digest" the property and ramp up on managing it - again a year is a good guideline s before moving on to the next one.