The professional investors take the amateur investment analysis many steps further by eliminating the dogs ($100, or $200 cash flow) and purchasing only properties at discounted prices where major profit (100% ROI) the day the property is purchased and by stretching out the projections to calculate what the RIO is the day escrow closes and you increase the rents and project further 1, 2, 3 and more years to see your ROI when you increase your rents every year.If (when) you need help with the numbers, just ask how?

However, if you want maximum net worth, or as we amateurs call it “wealth” then pay them off.

Nothing screams "amateur" more than a nice smooth patch on a rough textured wall. ;-)You can buy small cans of texture touch-up for under $10 at a hardware store.

These have been more than helpful than Google's results.Another amateur question: How do you include a video into the lease contract?

Non-recourse lending or borrowing is not for the amateur lender or borrower, since investors present the terms to their "money investors" they are liable for what they get these people into.

@Don Konipol Please allow me to ask a very amateur question, I am just starting my research into the world of private investors.

Seemed like a pretty amateur operation. 

Here in FL there are was/is an explosion of new units coming online but a lot of the amateurs have and will weed themselves out and demand has been so far pacing the supply. 

Okay so I am an amateur and this will sound amateurish.

I'd totally advertise it as an amateur ghost hunter's haven!