If you pick a good lender, they will have done a lot of deals and be able to have a rough sense if your construction costs are on par for the project. 

From what I’ve heard, they’re fantastic for networking and picking up local insights.

Random question: has anyone cashed out their retirement (or part of it) to invest in real estate?

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.

And ask if interested in picking up more, because as you said your looking to do more so if there looking you'd love to help keep any eye out for what there looking for. 

I highly recommend attending real estate networking events to meet more people is this space and pick their brain and learn more from their projects and see what is working and what is not.

You can set as many as you like but I like to pick my favorite 5-6 for each time period.

During the month of November, 4 units, pretty much all my problem tenants, picked up in the middle of their lease terms and vacated after failing to pay November rent.

Should I pick up a little bit of Bitcoin? 

The CRM is awesome for pinpointing and keeping track of random houses you find that you make want to look into later.The biggest Con seems to be that the software can be very clunky and almost feels like it is in beta development at all times.Which company do you like for bulk "Street View" postcards?