I don't know but I will say that my neighbor who also is a landlord and rents the house next door to one of my rentals He is renting cod 1100And I am renting for 800And he says that I am messing up the market That is not the first time I heard thatAlso on my Decatur prop Most houses are renting at about 850-1000Even section 8 told me that 900 is a good value (currently im renting 700 on that Decatur prop)My other duplex Is 625 With washer dryersThe house down the block identical is 795I don't have mortgages so I can still maintain profitability But lately I am realizing that I am slowing my growthSo that is one way if you can't do improvements like you want to because you aren't flush with cash that can harm the mRke t Not sure how else since comps are so erratic when it comes to rentals So I am really sure hat I am  

For newspaper select Daily Commerce and Los Angeles Daily Journal.From is the date range that you can change 30-60-90 days from today then look hat how many filings there are.I use this website for Sacramento and San Francisco counties.If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask.Good luck...

Good luck with Osteopathic School - I feel the need to throw in my alma mater's hat into the ring for you and suggest the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine if you haven't applied.

Some sellers and agents do not have an "investor hat" on when pricing a property. 

I've done a great deal of study and reading on the subject but would like to see it first hand before throwing my hat in the ring.

If you sell without a realtor you need to offer the hat commission that is expected.  

I have made killing doing this... .have 3 going now... just need to put your creative hat on .most that say run and bad are just not really experienced that much in creative real estate just because they never have heard it does not mean there is not a cool way to structure these..there are all sorts of ways... just takes some experience and an open mind..

Here in Texas we say, "They are all hat and no Cattle!".  

I like the saying, "They are all hat and no cattle."

I just purchased my first duplex and didn't even think about trying to self manage even the first - so a big tip of the hat - keeping that extra bit in the beginning and reinvesting can really make a big difference but I knew with my work schedule it wouldn't be fair to the tenants to not have a professional available to work with during normal business hours and a local to call for emergencies.