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If it is an elongated type (vs. symmetrical) chances are good that if you remove that plate you will find a large slotted head that is a shutoff for each side of the fixture.

Not to mention, not so much investors, but homeowners are so damn indecisive they take up a slot on my shcedule for 2 weeks and cancel the day before when I COULDA been working making money elsewhere, quite often.

Yesterday I read that they will break ground on a 200-300 unit high end apartment complex in GVR, and Vegas is slotted for 3000 apartment units to be built in 2014.

Joe Smith investor would rather get 15% total return YoY in a SFR than 2-6% in the slots market)As others stated above, you may need to differentiate your market or method of sourcing deals.

The jokers offering $100 are kind of hard to take seriously:)

Why buy a fourplex, when just slotting yourself into 5+ units drops the cost per square foot by at least $100?  

But if I were you instead of trying to "go it alone" in any part of REI if you are new, find an REI club like @Nathan suggested and find someone to Mentor youe en if you arrange a small fee for a regular time slot to watch them work, an agent, an investor, whoever -- any successful person who's done successful deals and can train you how to think/look, how to select which *type* of REI might be right for you even.

Most notably, NCNDs are broker joker BS and no experienced note investor is going to bother with that crap.