The goal right now is to learn the fundamentals, understand valuation methodology and then jump right into the deep end and navigate my way around. 

I have used it personally over and over again.One of the best books to get you started is this one:http://www.amazon.com/Turned-Three-Million-Estate-...It includes a practical, step-buy-step methodology you used to pyramid your money and build long-term wealth. 

I love the big goals since I believe in the same methodology.

The latter link looks like it might be specified to non-profits, government entities, or those employed as an EMT, firefighter, law enforcement officer, or teacher.I am from NNJ, so trying to find some potentially creative methodologies for finding deals!

Only 5 things you could do in my view (or combination of):Refine your screening methodology to select better tenants in the future.

Garage is already converted.How can I tell whether any of the repairs will automatically trigger a higher assessment, and what the methodology will be?

When I use this methodology, on top of my capex/RM analysis, I can't see how 99.9% of turn-key opportunities could possibly make sense.

Anyone can see the difference in booking between established markets, saturated market and Nowhere-landville from the Airbnb itself. so to answer your question you have to have the right methodology to ask question, simply ask the question without doing your own DD and thesis will bring you nowhere.

It is so very minuscule and would rarely if ever trigger an audit when the cost seg study is done with an engineering-based methodology.

Ryan Plesz I use Evernote and follow the GTD (getting things done strategy) which you can google but you tag everything by who what when and where etcSo you could have tag things for MHP and another tag for marketing or research and when tag is when you want it done or if complete g”file it”You have less folders and use mostly tags as it is much easier to sort and search in this mannerKeeps me very organized and be happy to discuss to a screen share to show you