He explains cap rate and how it is related to NOI and property value, which all made complete sense to me and was incredibly interesting (I love numbers).

That would be incredibly helpful.  

With you having taken the program, do you think the courses were built based on someone who already have knowledge in real estate or someone like me whose only knowledge in CRE are based on Forums, Youtube, free crash courses on financial modeling, and internet searches. 

I love reading success stories here and you had a great strategy of fixing up a property you were familiar with to create incredible gains.

section=535.300Below is excerpt from the internet on my state laws:#4 How must Missouri landlords store their tenants' deposits?

We are so lucky to have this incredible resource and generous community of like-minded folks. 

Quote from @Mike Eichler: "Guesty" is incredible.

Like Detroit, Saint Louis is incredibly "block by block" where one area is experiencing gentrification or at least just a stable middle class feel and that might only be 100 yards away from a street that will be un rentable, un managemeable, and honestly a bad place to get out of your car.  

If someone killed the internet tomorrow, and all brokerages had to go back to the Yellow Pages and mailers, I bet the industry cost would go down MINIMUM 30% just from that 1 action.

It's incredible how much you can get done by simply:- Treating your VAs well, like people with feelings and families to provide for (because they are!)