Something just to remember is not to kick yourself if you miss A - and definitely do not then justify to yourself overpaying for Property B because you might have missed out on Property A (base the offer on your math) and do not let your emotions get the best of you.

On the note of the "emotional side" of the transaction that is quite common not everyone is approaching the real estate transaction from the standpoint of the buyer/investor most times it is an emotional time either because of death, divorce, attachment etc.

we bought one for 420k and the other for 440K, We rented all upstairs by rooms and rented the 2 bedroom bsmt suite out separately. 

This home has FOUR separate additions and an enclosed porch.  

I like Grasshopper if you have multiple departments - personally I've been using Google Voice to separate personal and business calls.

For example, the REIT will pay its "Advisor" (which itself is a separate LLC, wholly owned by Rich Uncles) an Acquisition Fee of 3% of the price of a property when it purchases a new property.

We've both started learning as much as we can about REI and personal finance (separate but related topics in our opinion), especially since we got married last year. 

They probably want at least 2 sheets of 5/8" Rock and maybe 2 separate stud walls.

I am grateful for Roby and for his IQ (intelligence quotient) as well as his EQ (emotional quotient).  

It truly is a business and it should be separated as such, but sometimes the convenience of a good handyman is hard to ignore.