That said, the 12-month moving average, which sifts through the recent volatility, shows construction now stands at the fastest pace since 2007.

Currently it takes more time to sift through more of the bad deals to find the good ones but if you’re good at analyzing deals it doesn’t take too long to do this.

I would like to get a deal done with Seller Financing however, sifting through all the hype and benefits, I can't seem to find information as to how people screw it up, common mistakes or errors in the contract/analysis.

But you have to sift through so much negativity that it isn't worth it in my opinion. 

To keep a long story short, I've got 100k+ equity in my condo and sifting through these forums to learn how to invest in a second, third, fourth, property to operate short or long term rentals.

All of the "knowledge" from any event is likely available on Youtube, albeit it may take longer to sift through raw information to get to the core messages and actionable items. 

There are several fuzzy details to sift through.

@Gianluca RossiI would create a separate bank account for your rental activities.This will allow you to easily go through the bank account and understand that all the transaction are rental related.If you did not create a new bank account, you would have to sift through personal transaction as well.

If you proceed without permits 1 of 2 things will happen, 1 you skirt by un noticed which I highly doubt because now alot of municipalities actually have staff sifting thru the listings for renovations, they have realtors who actually give them previous listings of the property to compare and so on. 2 you get caught and now u have a pissed off Inspector, either he let's u go easy by having licensed contractors verify the completed work, or he forces you to tear all the drywall off and force you to expose all the work you did.

You can find deals on ebay but you have to really sift through the rubbish.