As I suspected you have a firm grasp on what it is your looking at.

Do you have any experience with any of the following/owning a housebuilding or remodeling a house"trades" classes in HS or voe-tech schoolbusiness managementproject managementaccountingsalesmarketingengineeringreal estategeneral people skills I am currently a senior pursuing my bachelors in finance so I have a decent grasp on the numbers and business end.

Cash flow About $2,000 per month before expenses, which I am still trying to work out and get a good financial grasp on the average for.

I'm trying to get a good grasp on the Denver market so I'll be knowledgeable and be able to spot a good deal if one ever pops up.

Both have expressed interest learning "Dad's side business", but like all twenty year olds, they sometimes struggle to grasp concepts when Dad explains it.

I've read enough books at this point to have a pretty basic grasp on the fundamentals of real estate.

Therefor, those websites such as Zillow grasp at straws and will slap anything they can online.

I am an investor and realtor in the Lansing and surrounding markets and feel I have a pretty good grasp on the East Lansing/MSU rental market being oversaturated. 

You'll be more confident and have a much better grasp of what has value and what does not.2) Most of the guys/gals with a buy and hold strategy are aiming to net $100/door or more. $300/door is nothing to scoff at.

You must know the area and have a good grasp as to what is going to sell.