the key is like you've identified - when to sell to ride the next wave. 

His sister came over to reason with him and he waved a gun in her face. 5 cop cars showed up and all told us that this was his right since he lives on this property. 

Your best resource here would be a savvy real estate professional, most helpfully a property manager who knows their craft like a ninja.Get in there and get investing . . . you'll see the magic happen even with a paltry $200/door (or less) and that magic is the very thing that can make waves.

I've got a local bank that will wave seasoning with signed leases. 

I use Wave and RentmindMe. 

Talked to bank over phone and got fees from previous owner waved and was able to pay of mortgage.

No, the lake can have a lot of wind related wave action and things just get pulled off beaches if they are left too close.

A lot of investors are just riding the wave of high prices and still having to offer at market value or very close.

Seems like there’s a wave of syndication that we didn’t have last cycle because of how fast information moves with social media and sources like BP.That being said, properties that went into receivership were (for the most part):1) In low income areas.

WiFi is very battery intensive, so I highly recommend that you use Z Wave or ZigBee.