Use a variety of sources to get numbers, and obviously make sure you're comfortable with whatever range they fall in before getting serious on a property.To those unfamiliar, we share two properties daily with all of our subscribers.

@Richard Miller I just found out about 'House Hack Seattle', and they do meetups somewhat frequently I guess?

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We used to do back to back closing with no money required but due to title company policies, lender disclosure requirements, and a variety of Federal and State laws this may no longer be practical.  

Like any service based business, you're going to encounter a variety of types of fee structures.

We hear frequently from former members asking if we'll be re-opening and those potential guests lamenting the fact they haven't been able to visit us.We've a couple of younger former associates and a couple of new ones who wish to join us in managing, maintaining, marketing and hosting at the venue. 

They are not conditioned to work and do the things it takes for success which is often boring tedious work repeated frequently.

The huge negative is that you're not there in person to check on the properties frequently. 

Skilled investors frequently possess knowledge about particular communities that comply with the 1% criterion.Deal with a local real estate broker that focuses in buying investment homes.

Also, people change pricing frequently - and you will need to constantly update raw numbers.