The company is happy to share it's building techniques and suppliers.If you have an eco friendly flip it serves your customers in one of two ways:Straight up "Eco Friendly" sells the house/condo over the others in the area.If the customer doesn't bite on the Eco Friendly label, explain to them that their heating/cooling bills are going to significantly smaller than the neighboring houses.  

Not sure what "fight club" is, but agree with all above.Key ingredients are to always leave a personal message with any colleague request, do not spam or solicit with that system, and it is always helpful when you have completed your profile and uploaded a photo so the receiving member can read about you first along with your message.

I suggest you just learn how to structure the deal you want and not put a label on it.

I put "address service requested" on the envelope and mail does get redirected, however I get many letters back with label stating "not deliverable as addressed".

Now I've got the "ingredients" how do I utilize this information to make my ingredients into some serious "dough."

I do see that the IRS labels depreciation as a Capital Expense.

We do not actually label doors in our rooming houses (we have two), but we do have a floor plan attached as a schedule to the lease which shows each bedroom with its designation.

This thread is labeled 3 simple steps to get started in the real estate, yet the three things listed our actual strategies.

@Jonathan Richards If you're using gmail, you could setup a quick filter that would take any message coming from the BiggerPockets listserv email, check the body for keywords like "DC" and the like, then apply a label to it/archive.

Crowdentials has an API we can probably easily integrate with our site and white label the service through.