While it’s tempting to make exceptions to get someone into a unit, we’ve found that it’s better to hold out for more qualified applicants who are more likely to stay long-term without creating problems down the line.

What I found with the REI-specific software is they're more cumbersome to work within than QBO.

Hello @Jason Foster Just found this thread, and I'm very interested in your thoughts.

We found Kipling St through targeted local market research, identifying it as a quick-turn opportunity.

I kept looking further and further out to find an affordable place where the commute to the city was an hour +.Out of frustration one day I expanded my search to include Hudson County NJ and found that there were great neighborhoods with multi family buildings perfect for house hacking.

I only found an online one but some one else may give more inputshttps://www.meetup.com/real-estate-wealth-institute-indianap...

Most zombie foreclosures are found after finding a vacant property and doing some basic research on the owner.  

I learned so many little details that I never found in BP books or on these forums.

I have found Memphis to be a little too pricey to consistently cash flow now though.

I'm asking specifically because I am thinking about throwing a treadmill or elliptical machine in the living room if the person wants to exercise a little while they're there.The unit isn't huge (around 1k sq feet) and it will probably look tacky, but I was wondering if other people have found value in providing some simple exercise equipment, even if it seems out of place.