Often on the weekends I find myself driving for dollars which amounts to a decent understanding of my area geographically and about 3 or 4 hours of BP podcasts (still a win).

@Chris Hernandez the description here certainly sounds like a bank "overlay" - meaning an "extra" rule that they place on their loans. 

Depending on how detailed you want to get, you could use a specialized GIS (Geographic Information Systems) software such as ArcGIS (there is a home version $100 that is far less than the commercial version $1500+) but that is probably overkill for what you are wanting to do. 

Add professional photos later (again, after you see some profit).And write a good headline, description, and about me section.

There have been some frustrations working with Equity Trust over the years (slow processing, mistakes on property descriptions, miscommunication with title companies, etc.) but overall it has been a great investing vehicle.

In the description above it notes, opening of the kitchen to the dining.

It is easy to figure out how to become a featured lender (when you have your company name at the top of the page with an image, links, and description).

Rundown of the Deal: -Property Description: Two unit duplex 2 Bedroom 1 Bath built in 2012     -Purchase Price: $134,500-25% Down Payment: $33,625 (many options available for lower down payment)-Monthly Mortgage Payment: $665 (property tax, insurance interest and principle)            -$150 per month principle pay down in month one.

DOM isnt the best indicator until it is BIG... 45+ IMHO.Better indicators of motivation are price drops, and the listing description. 

You attached it to an old discussion, and you will get more attention if you start a new one and name it "Deducting renovations on a duplex" or something descriptive like this.