(Use tools like loopnet, Costar demographics, and crime maps.

I went out of my way to spend extra money on tools and parts and cars and equipment that was made here, because I believe that you are the strongest as a community if you try your best to act in concentric circles when it comes to buying decisions - local, then regional, then state, then federal, then foreign friends and allies.

When you're just starting out, it's really smart to look at the different property "classes" — A, B, C, and D — not as good or bad, but as different tools for different strategies.

I think it's fair to say that for some people, reading can essentially be another form of procrastination, just like social media and TV. 

From what I understand AMI for low-income mortgages are based on household size, among other factors, but I cannot seem to find a resource or tool that provides what the 80% AMI is in my area for a household of 4. 

@Abigail Joanna, You're essentially stacking two loans.

Hoping the tools here will help me with that.Thanks!

This is important because real estate dealers cannot use some of the most powerful tax tools available to real estate investors including 1031 exchanges and accelerated/bonus depreciation (via a cost segregation).

Instead, focus on getting the property rent-ready with just the essentials first.

They essentially pay a significant fee to preserve their privacy.