This would drive your NOI big time.

Its not like hard collateral which is how I am wondering how it is factored into the demand for the investment on comparison to real estate.

All of this is still within the free interface of podio, i have been using it for nearly 2 years now with being a realtor and have added over 10,000 contacts to my CRM workspace i created in podio...One of the main reasons i played with podio lastnight in regards to tracking my rentals over excel, was i dont know how you can add receipts and documents to excel so you can track papers per property....This is a feature i have been using heavily with the podio app on my phone lately, i have been uploading the documents when a client makes an offer to the CRM, which stores them to an organized google drive, as well on my realtor expenses side i have been using it to store all my receipts and random pictures i need to store in regards to my realtor business.. these get tagged with a date and time and i dont have to go searching for them on my google drive. 

Whether your offer is realistic would depend on many factors.  

I have heard (and not seen for myself, but from a buddy who looked) that it might be possible to cash flow on duplexes or triplexes in some parts of South LA and Compton, but again, whether you want to live in that area is a factor of individual preference.

If you do decide to invest in these type of areas you definitely want to factor in a higher management fee because I know management companies will charge a higher rate knowing what their getting themselves into with dealing with those areas.

I love all of the morning routines I'm seeing, I figure I'd share mine as well:Training days: Food/shower drive to the gym, start training by 5 am. 

City is the deciding factor on that. 

Maybe take a Saturday and do some driving for dollars.

There’s a lot of factors when it comes to construction but pre fab is an alternative to conventional framing.