My last in depth appraisal is a few years old but it's value was about $3.8m.

Even in the depths of the foreclosures in Houston in the early/mid '80s (400-500 per week) I still didn't seriously consider more than about 20% of those I looked at.

But let's see if we can drag upan expert from the depths of tax law and opinions, LOL, Charles Perkins

That's totally awesome you found this site through my blog :) Since you want "how to" articles about multifamily buying, I have just the one for ya (it's super in depth!)

I'm talking head down, nose to the grind stone, geek out sessions where we develop in depth and thorough spreadsheet checklists and systems for each process.

I am doing quick scans on Realtor, Zillow etc to see what prices go for (still will go in depth to analyze).

I want to add these properties to my portfolio as soon as possible and I will be meeting the seller to discuss more in depth of these properties soon.

Dear fellow investors-I am putting together an epic marketing plan to distribute letters to a couple lists.My question is in your years of experience, is sending a campaign by depth (An initial letter followed up by a series of 4 more letters) or width (a mass amount of letters sent once) more successful in converting leads into deals?

Part of the variance application process is to provide a written response to the criteria in the Tacoma Municipal Code, and would like to know if this is something that I should have a lawyer complete for me rather than attempting to do this myself, as I really do not know how in depth the responses to these criteria need to be.Thanks,-Rob

We typically have a specific topic in real estate investing  that we do a more in-depth discussion on (we just did one on commercial real estate last week).