Green are the nicer areas, orange are the average areas that have good cashflow, red are areas that you should be avoiding.https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?

EDIT: I'm confused. 

Do not edit the "Year End Total" tab at all.

At the bare minimum, put a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition calendar in there. 

If someone could provide me with a write-up similar to what I've provided, I'll edit the original post and include it.

Plus i think it's great for the calculators. a lot of our clients and us can share the links and edit them and analyze them going in to see what the returns will be.  

The Realtor was in Lab Coat Agents posting that -- Inside Edition covered it. 

Cost was about 2000 a month.SEO is my favotie and mostly free other than the cost of the website and time writing or editing articles.

Then with just a couple of k, I might not even buy a book..I have blog on the classics of landlord lit, and they are old and in the library (free) and a bigger pockets blog (by Carson) is up now and has a nice list for beginner investors and those may all be in the library, too, or at least the older editions...that should keep your mind active a few months....then for the future months, just keep learning and saving up for the first property to buy and hold or flip, etc, whatever your chosen strategy...Best of luck