There are a lot of septic systems, which can be a blessing and a curse.

I feel like I've created the right networks and systems so that the next part - the transactions - will naturally start to fall into place when II know a lot of newbies are wondering - How do I Get Started? 

@Jeff BrowerHow then does one go about "using" the system?

My research says I could go higher on rent and still not be at the area top for the quality of the unit, plus it includes W/D and alarm system with monitoring.

Transparency and having a seamless and established system of contracting and closing are key to making the agent feel comfortable working with you.

My primary residence was just on the "cusp" of this change and I decided to have the entire system replaced.

In some cases that was organizing business systems, and in other cases, helping to provide them strategic and planning advice.

The borrowers called us days after we bought it and over time we negotiated a DIL, sold the house and made 300% returns (even more if you annualized it).Anyone here who's been buying these junk assets probably has some crazy stories of borrowers lost in the system who were happy that someone (you) has their **** together and can help them.

Bigger Pockets has various resources such as: ebooks, forums, blogs, webinars, podcasts, keyword alerts, an awards system, a learn section, colleagues, informative people in many fields of real estate, and more some of those were previously mentioned by some of the gentlemen @Rob Brautigam, @Mark Nolan, @Craig Wilcox, and @John Warren.There is a list at the bottom of this page with help in it.

It is condemned and the city wants me to add pull stations and a sprinkler system in order to keep it a four unit.