You lock in a deal and it becomes gold fast

I mean, obviously finding the best deal is important...but I feel like BRRRR's gold mine is in the long term investment n cashflow. 

I'm telling you finding a good property manger in that area is like finding a gold doubloon during a day at the beach! 

Or is Zillow the gold standard.

Most of the time, the people that work in these offices are a gold mine of information, and if they don't know, they should be able to point you to your next stop.Good luck!

What you mentioned about being ethical and putting yourself in the tenants' shoes is basically following the GOLDEN RULE: do unto others what you want others to do unto you.And the golden rule has made me "gold".I rehab my properties to be at a level higher than the market where it is at.

I am not positive where you are in Alaska, but from what I've seen in Anchorage at least there are a whole lot  of crappy old houses and a whole lot of owners who think their crappy house is made of gold.

You found a freaking gold mine if there's any substance behind it.

I played a round of golf with a friend of one of my bizz partners.. he was ( probably retired by now) president of Con Agra and they lived at the same Country Club in La quinta.. but that was his routine.. leave Omaha or were ever Con Agra is headquartered on the company G 4 and fly to Thermal play gold Friday Sat Sun and fly home Sunday night.. so ya it happens..

In gentrifying areas - Wash Park  or the Highlands in Denver, West Port in KC, the old North East  in St Pete, (name any other of 1000 old neighborhoods that are suddenly hipster friendly)  this can be a gold mine.So, if you've got an extra lot you need to think about.