But it's a very dangerous game and many people who play it long enough lose, and those who come late almost always lose long term, and lose big.Plus I would argue there really is no distinction between growth and value, a stock is a stock and it's either undervalued or overvalued based upon it's future prospects regardless of its level of growth.Here's hoping you are not late to the party.

Each suburb has its own flavor when it comes to building codes! 

Everyone has their own flavor customized to their individual preferences and use cases but these cover the major software verticals you'll need to get up and running.

From city to city you'll find distinctions on how many people can live in a place, how many unrelated vs related people, number of cars, number of people per bedroom, etc. 

Again, these questions have a bit of turnkey flavor to them, but they work very well when interviewing management companies. 

Hi @Evina Nonato, the distinction is that a homeowner's insurance policy covers personal items, and often have higher loss prevention terms overall. 

I’m not aware of any distinction that “a college student buying/living near campus is not considered their primary residence”....talk to a couple of local lenders, I don’t see any issue. 

@Kim Rose Geographically speaking Grand Marais too Duluth and all things in between is no less than 4 distinctly different investing markets, each a fair bit different from the other. 

Flipping and rentals are fairly simple to get a flavor for from other people's experience. 

The San Antonio SFR market is also very difficult to analyze because there is no distinctive path of progress.