If not I recommend you start listening to those daily while you drive around and in your spare time. 

Close to intown I see crazy prices that are not sustainable, lot's of old houses falling apart with lipstick on them and over valued, high property taxes, aging county and city water and sewer systems (some 100 years old), etc.It's just not my cup of tea but other people love it.

Architects, lawyers, engineers, and high level investors are on the other end of my phone on a daily basis.

If someone is an expert and lives it and breathe it daily they can get a much higher comfort level allocating much higher percentages to a certain type of investing.

There are times when interests rates rise, but the cap rates do not adjust accordingly, e.g. cap rate is 5.5% and debt is 5.0%.They could be also be alluding to high yield bond spreads, which since they are traded daily, could help provide a proxy for RE investor expectations, and thus offer a glimpse into the immediate future of RE investor expectations moving, and cap rates changing accordingly.

If you just don't give up, the right deal will come along.4.The biggest help for me was listening to the podcasts daily (there are over 300 now) and utilizing real estate calculators to figure out cash flow and monthly expenses. 

If your daily work / life schedule doesn’t permit the time needed and also if your skill set does not revolve around setting up contractors then yes.

That said, you can have a clause in your lease that has a limit on how long a guest can stay, but you cannot prevent daily guests, unless that guest has caused problems and you filed some kind of injunction against that person. 

Buy a hotel room and the hotel management will give for daily rent.

My partner and I were at the project daily doing some handyman work ourselves to save money.