You can check the Events section here on BP, but I'll list out a few others below that I've been to:Fixated on Real Estate (FORE): Organized by Tarl Yarber. 

I would advise against a heat pump in this area, they really just don't perform well in temps below 40-35 degrees. 

She met with the planning board as the road the parcel connects to is gravel and was seeing the plans to pave.

I couldn't get any clear hard and fast rules but if it's 6 stories and below, depending on the year built, it's probably wood frame.

You can scour Realtor.com and filter by "REO/Foreclosure" to hit all of the listed bank homes on the market.All of the auction sites have them as well. 

It is important to keep a separate bank account for the LLC for legal purposes, but for tax purposes , taking money out is just considered a distribution to the shareholder (you).I agree with Natalie- if you don't need the money, I just wouldn't charge your rental property a management fee.If you do need the money, as long as your distribution does not decrease your basis below 0, then it shouldn't be taxable.

Below are my numbers.Purchase price: 80kDown Payment: 16kClosing costs: 2kAnticipated Rent: $1150ExpensesVacancy: $50 (some might say low, based on my experience, I think this is reasonable)Insurance: $20 (I have a separate umbrella)HOA: $197 (well run association with decent reserves)Repairs/Capex: $100 (I don't have a ton of experience, but I think this would be attainable.

I was able to buy them below market rates and build more equity by rehabbing the units.

I own a 10.55 acre farm field in PA where I'm looking to put down a large gravel pad.

I'v never had it happen but I thought of a few things below.