The podcasts have taught me more than getting my license ever did and you can use the form on this website to analyze deals quicklyI’d definitely recommend to start networking with local real estate associations. 

I live in Nashville, and I've made some solid connection with my association and I'm actually planning on checking out the ATL one to get my family bitten by RE bug that are in ATL. 

Personally, I would pay the extra interest to have the flexibility associated with the lower payment of the 30 yr.

Regardless of what it's called, IMO cap rate calls for all costs associated with 1. acquiring the property and 2. placing the property in service as a normally operating business.- Do you include closing costs - survey, title, recording fees?

I wanted to know what the cost is associated with changing the zoning of the property and how long does it typically take?

I wanted to also post this here since others probably have similar questions ...A Realtor(TM) is a member of the National Association of Realtors.

Also, I know that some states’ association of realtors promulgated forms for purchase and sale of homes include seller financing sections/language as well as promulgated seller financing addenda that you could potential use.

Hello Landlords, Is your property manager at the broker/owner NARPM (NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PROPERTY MANAGERS) Convention this week?  

Popular meetups or investor associations I should know about?

Their entire business model surrounds purchasing land inexpensively.We have found that, in the time it takes to develop an urban tract of land, you could have flipped 20+ properties to professional developers and generated much more equity for your self without the risk associated with development.Hope this helps and I wish you the best.