In my area, most of the properties that I've been looking at don't work out with the numbers for cash flow unless I can get it significantly under market price.I'd encourage you to read the Ultimate Beginner's Guide that Paul pointed out.Also, you can enable alerts and add keywords that you're interested in by going tohttp://www.biggerpockets.com/alertsAnd there's always some great articles at:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/

I enabled it but it doesn't seem working.  

Newbie question - how could a wifi enabled water detector sensor in the basement that reports to your phone not have helped in this situation?

There's a clause in his contact that enables the deal to be too go past closing of needed

Bi-weekly rent would enable level-loading to help them through the month and paying all of their bills on time. 

Just recently they enabled tagging--which is awesome.The way I look at it is this:If it crashes, oh well I can rewrite the message I was in the middle of in like 30 seconds.Ponder this: if you are writing short stories on here, most people will be too lazy and will just gloss over them.

Basements are a key enabler for either one in Atlanta.

Technology advancements such as email, phone calls, skype has enabled communication with a remote CPA to be seamless.

This is part of why I chose a lower LTV was to keep positive cash flow while still enabling me to pull out 19k to keep as reserves for the property which has proven especially important with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.Doing this project from out of state presented a lot of challenges for me and I relied heavily on the contractors and my PM to provide me with updates, pictures, lots of phone conversations, and a great deal of learning for how to navigate a long-distance rehab.

A true, permitted ADU is extremely rare because they are expensive to build, the laws enabling them to be built more easily just took effect in 2019, and as both sides can be rented separately they can be held and rented as a duplex (often offering a great return) rather than sold.