I'm definitely going to be looking at other cities in the same way I would my own neighborhood when looking for a home - schools, jobs, industry, outlook, incomes, etc.

(CoC)ConclusionIf I used the rules correctly, I think I might have a ballpark outlook on this property as a single family rental.

Remarketing campaigns are great when thought out. Look

Auctions are perfect at keeping me within my #'s because in my area you must put down 5% of the winning bid so the check I bring is 5% of the highest im willing to pay so if it goes over i cant bid anymore.2)Market Area-I started out looking small but as time went on I expanded.

In fact I am still learning but I have a much more sophisticated outlook now based on my real world experience as opposed to anything I learned in a system.

Even then, I still perform an exhaustive amount of research to make sure I'm not overlooking something important, such as the quality of the local schools, the city's plans for growth and renovation, employment outlook, and any special tax assessments levied on the property.I've seen a lot of people buy a house 2,000 miles away, sight unseen, then wonder why they have so many problems.

I don't have time to "bill" them.But as for a log, I use MS Outlook for email, calendar, contacts, etc.

Keep your positive outlook, you will find your buyer and get the deal done!

It's still not priced into the market and analysts need to revise outlooks substantially.

Enjoy and feel free to add any other podcast that you have benefited from over the years.Note:No Particular Order.1) Title: The Ultimate Real Estate Investing Podcast Host: Sean Terry Timeframe: April 2010 - Today Roughly # of Episodes to date: 102 episodes Topics: Wholesaling, Marketing for Motivated Sellers, Setting goals ,and Taking "Massive Action"Quick Overview: Great podcast and Sean has a really good outlook on everything.