There's not a lot of videos on buying an apartment and then renting it as a way of investing, so I wanted to know if it was even a considerable path to take or if I would just be losing my time and money ?

(Omaha, NE)I want to work through a specific part of town block by block, and I want to find some assistance in portions of the 5 steps below, and help maintaining a master of results:1) Finding leads (Driving for dollars via google street view, craigslist for rent, listsource, MLS, other)2) Evaluating Leads (Filtering and storing, does it match my criteria?)

Perhaps a discussion with the tenant, giving him a timeline to start paying the lease terms, or to move, giving me lead time to find a new tenant. 

While browsing auction.com, Marshal and Hudson, and various other website it looks like they all just lead to a March 6 auction at the courthouse.

A lot of owners there and a quick pitch at the end that you're looking for off-market apartment buildings could potentially get some leads.

Just a quick update leading into the weekend for our 3-family flip in New Britain, CT:The mechanical and plumbing work is completed (draw #1) and has been disbursed by our HML.

I think it's better to get a solid lead from using regular stamps than to save a few bucks on bulk rate and miss an opportunity.

he's already seen the house, because I do video walkthroughs when I get a house under contract, and let them know to request it when they text me ,so he's already seen the house

Deals lead to deals.

The rent control advocates lack understanding of some of the dynamics that lead to landlord costs increasing - and that these costs can increase reagardless of what the CPI is doing.