@Cary Love I can't pick a single skill, per se, since they all go together and any miss can push you over budget, but:-Knowing your market inside and out-Knowing your costs very well at first tour-PatienceAnd finally, not really a skill, but a necessity, well capitalized

@Julia Stroud You are starting to look in the right direction as NE and SE Austin will see a lot of growth over the next decade based on land availability and infrastructure growth.

I help investors buy and sell in SE Florida and there’s deals happening where the numbers work but man you gotta be fast and be ready.

I haven't looked into any Boulder country documents for owners or liens on the property but take a look at the duplex on the SE corner of 9th Ave and Lincoln St.

I am staying away from most parts of SW, SE (Expect Nob Hill & University Area), and Central.

Would anyone is the SE Idaho area be interested in meeting once a month to discuss property management topics and refining your processes and management techniques?

There is no delay, per se, when a tenant abandons a rental unit: You simply document the abandonment and take posession.I am not in Colorado and I am not an attorney and cannot give legal advice, but this guy is and he wrote an excellent article on the subject:https://www.thslawfirm.com/res...

I am interested in hearing opinions from current investors in the SE (Atlanta, Tampa, Orlando, Charlotte, Columbia) and TX - what are your thoughts on the impacts to your various markets?

I have spoken to many brokers that are now working with PE firms formerly investing in those asset classes in the NE that at now targeting MF in the SE.

If someone asks you how much 4 bed, 3 bath houses on half acre lots are selling for on the SE side of town, you should be able to give a reasonably accurate guess immediately that's within 5-7% of actual sales prices without looking that data up.As you get to master the day-in, day-out you'll eventually find properties that you think will make good long-term investments.