Also, if owners have a membership, renters can take advantage of weekly passes. 90% of renters ask for this great attractive. 

It's been one week of me doing this so far.My question is: is this OK to do in the short and long term?  

I check realtor.com every other week and still see some of the same houses still not sold, so I would guess it would be a good idea to buy and rent out one of these properties since no one is really buying ??

Any horror stories of a tenant leaving the sprinklers on for 2 weeks or something... and how did you handle it?

I will be signing up for a real estate licence course within the week to become a realtor in Pennsylvania, however, with a few options I don't know which to use.

We've seen some for sale prices on non-flooded houses in the area go up maybe 10% in the past weeks on the premise that they did not flood.I personally think that it's people being greedy and they won't sell for that.

After weeks working on the relationship, we agreed that he would wholesale me some deals.

A 6 week rehab has you hitting the market at Holiday time.  

It's the price of a pizza or the monthly accumulation of a weekly trip to Starbucks.

Brand new to REI and in the process of just acquiring knowledge before diving in anywhere.Since I live in the SF Bay market craziness, I'm looking into opportunities out of the area.I know Austin has been a hot market recently, and as such may not have much available (in the cash flow sense), but I'll be visiting there next week and curious if it's worth reaching out to a realtor there to take a look around.I figure when I'm ready, I'll probably look to buy-and-hold a single family or multi family that starts with cash flow.