I'm going to start researching and running more numbers in the markets that have been mentioned here and will reach out when I have a good grasp.

I'm sure someone will chime in that has a better grasp on this than me.  

The main thing here is to understand your risk and exposure but get a good grasp of the situation and you have to be comfortable with it. 

Love them or hate them, they have a great grasp on generating real estate traffic.

But only in a few weeks of starting out at the ground level they could grasp the big picture and understand how opportunities present themselves or are made from something that most others don't see.

This is all a lot to grasp and I still have a lot of questions.

I'm struggling to grasp the new requirements for compliance in Upstate New York.

Alongside financial preparedness, a solid grasp of your local real estate market is crucial.

A solid grasp of a specific market is essential.

So you will need to have a much better grasp of what some of the real world expenses are - I will venture to say that if you listed the ones that you used to calculate your earlier net cash flow, that the BP members will expose a bunch of other expenses that you neglected to consider.1% rentals at your price points are more likely to be break even deals unless you have lots of good fortune so that things just go well for you and so you encounter no mishaps along the way.