@Mark Dahl and @Jesse Goldstein i could fill up 100 pages in small print on what to look for in a real estate deal.

So you would want to call your E&O insurance providers, showingtime or showing service vendors, CRM vendors, training vendors, lead generation vendors, compliance officer,sign vendors, print vendors, etc.   

Repeat step #4. 8) Repeat step 6 with another brokerage---Now you have a ton of leads, and you have to hire out the work.Marketing budget: $10 (poster board, pictures printed from Officemax, and a Sharpie)Effort Level: A lotHope that helps :)P.S. 

fewer loans will consequently have fewer home buyers, fewer car buyers, less credit card users.5) let the government print more money?

Have contacts in the regional bank space here on the West Coast also (Banner / Umpqua / Opus / US Bank / BECU / Etc).

I don't need anybody to tell me how stupid I was, my own boot-prints are already embedded in my hind-side.But what I'd like to know from the community is this: what do you do with tenants who, for all intents and purposes, are perfectly happy with the dump being a dump?

Some people will ask $75$ to $100 to fill it, You can print the form yourself, fill it with your personal details and send it so you know what you sent and when it was posted, and you'll receive the IRS answer.if you are in a country with tax treaty, you can file the W7 with case aif there is no tax treaty, you can file the W7 case b with when filing for tax the year after you bought the house.

Could see the possibility of adding a 3rd bedroom with in the foot print.

To print money to bail out every business, including rental investors, will ultimately destroy capitalism.  

Also, I think if you get good at learning how to evaluate deals (learn how to use the Bigger Pockets Investment Calculators), you can actually start to print and present these reports to potential friends or family who might have money to invest.