It's truly good for society, and I make a really nice profit that rolls into the new homes, while allowing the 12-25% cash on cash return to fund the things above.

But i was raised in a society and family where college is a must if you want to succeed.

For example, is there a local building society that typically tracks this info, or does it require calling carpenters, local planning departments etc?

I just got an email from the husband mentioning his work schedule was changed and he wondered if it would be ok that just his wife did the walk-through.Not to be so conservative, but in today's litigious society, I feel a bit at risk with only myself and the female spouse doing the walk-through without the husband present.I'm sure I'm not the only one to face this dilemma.What is your experience BP?

If you are really interested in decentralized organizations (like blockchains), there is a book out there I would recommend that is called "The Spider and the Starfish" that discusses the power, adaptability, and resiliency of decentralized organizations in our society.

They can be societies problems not mine as a business owner.

Some landlords get in with a campus group (think engineering honor society) and get students from that group who will graduate in different years.

Society as a whole seems to have a tough time learning.  

The country is moving more and more toward a renter society, and multi has better cash flow over time than SFR.If I saw that deal and didn't jump on it, it would be one of those I regret missing.

To find one (aside from word of mouth), search for your state/areas society for professional engineers.