Just browsing the generic craigslist website I found a similar investment with better numbers. http://westpalmbeach.craigslist.org/mdc/reo/3841005867.htmlAnd according to the latest area statistics you should be getting closer to 13% capitalization rate: http://therealdeal.com/miami/blog/2012/04/11/west-palm-beach-fort-lauderdale-offer-greatest-returns-for-single-family-home-investors/You can also look at re-amortizing your investment in 10 years for higher profit margins then pay it down enough to make an awesome profit and reinvest.

Redfin is a Real Estate brokerage with a very user friendly interface, better than Zillow as some mention.

Then you can browse listings to get a feel for what your money buys

Then browse the forums, searching for things you have questions about (since they've probably been asked before).Also network with people in your area.

Also its a low pressure approach for them, they can browse.

- Advertise property - Initial telephone screening of prospective tenants - Showing Unit - Application screening and reference checks - Lease signing and security deposit collection - Initial walk through and key hand off - Rent collection - Serving notices and handling evictions, if necessary - Repair and maintenance calls - Annual or Bi-annual property inspections - Lease renewals - Exit walk through - Make ready for next tenant - Return security deposit with itemization of deductions In your case, you are in a condo with onsite maintenance to interface with your tenants, which is a luxury most landlords do not enjoy.

Let us know what we can do to help and make sure you take some time to browse the forums, blogs, podcasts, and other areas of the site.

I'm not exactly happy with the interface from Frappr, but if I find something similar, we'll see what we can do.

I'd recommend researching your entity options here (in the Bigger Pockets forums) and also maybe browse through / buy a book or two at a local bookstore (if there are any still around - I think Barnes & Noble in Warwick is still there ;).

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