Attend workshops, read books, listen to podcasts, and participate in online forums like BiggerPockets.

As with all online revenue estimators, allow for room for error.

So you need to determine who your customer is, what is your value proposition and how you get them over the finish line whether it be online in person or a mix of both

While reviewing properties online is a great start, sometimes I need some boots on the ground to help me with them.

There are so many options out there when it comes to joining a firm and online you can't get a real feel of what to expect.

Just research online and usually there are a few used mobile home dealers in your state you can find on Facebook. 

I have reviewed at least 50 properties online using Redfin, Zillow and off-market properties from wholesalers. 

Most of the smaller, locally owned companies have terrible online reviews.

Beware of him, his companies and everything he puts online.

Very few vacant.4) Tenants employed and pay rent online.5) Consistent and stable sales prices.Just to name a few.Also, sub $100,000 properties need volume to work.10+ properties in your portfolio as the likelihood of 1 or 2 being vacant at any given moment is high.Been plugging away at this game since 2012 and lost my A$$ in the ghetto of Rochester buying sub $50,000 and also bought A class condo's in Chicago North of $500,000 which was a breeze but return was 3%.1,000 flips later I guess I could call myself a veteran 🙈Wishing you well