I get one virtually everyday for one of my properties. 

"hands on the keyboard"? 

If we refinance, I think I can get our payment down to around $400 per month, at which point the average monthly cashflow from our existing rental can take care of our primary mortgage and we'll have virtually no house payment (except for taxes and insurance).  

I'm sure some of the internet options are good, but it is much harder (at least for me) to do due diligence with a virtual company.

Likewise, there is virtually zero appreciation in high cash flow markets like the Midwest.Personally, I do all my cash flow investing out of state (Baltimore, MD)

And since I didn’t have to wait for other people to give me an answer, I actually moved ahead much faster than other members on the forum who need to be spoon fed the simplest topics of real estate that ca be taught to you with a few clicks on your keyboard.

If these are A or B class tenants, simply tell them you collect rent virtually and offer to help.

Hello ladies and gentlemen My name is Sherif, I was just wondering if there are any real estate investors around the New York, New Jersey area that wouldn’t mind me networking with them on a more than just keyboard level.

Virtually every real estate entrepreneur got their start and got the bug by one book - rich dad poor dad .

I believe most AC beyond 18,000 BTU are 220 volts, but some years back, 110 volt units can still be found.I don't know how cool your AC's keep the units, but when the AC is borderline, it's virtually useless as tenants keep complaining there's something wrong with the unit, or it's too small.