It was not as in depth as this one. 

As an Out Of State Investor acquiring Class B product tells you how conservative I am, If I were a gambler I'd be in Cleveland dealing in the high cash flow Class D/F product and dealing with the headaches that come with it.   

Jon,Thanks for the in-depth analysis fellow number cruncher!

It's a tiny neighborhood, and people are just now starting to realize what their homes will be worth in 5 years after Jemal has changed the whole little area.There was an in depth article in the Washington Post yesterday about Ivy City and all of the development going on\planned there now.

It isvery in-depth and is designed to walk you through theprocess of flipping a house from start to finish.Most of the “gurus” out there charge anywhere from$25,000 to $40,000 for the same service.

So I took several months to do an in-depth investigation of all the sites, and when I was done I figured I would share it on the Internet.

Dolf really is a good and entertaining presenter, but for more depth and techniques, look elsewhere.

I can understand that it wouldn't be as in depth as for someone who owns multiple apartment buildings but what should be the approximate standard of communication and reporting for a Landlord who only has about 1-2 rentals?

@Bryan H.I can't give you a very in depth answer here, but I'll give you as much as I have.

I'll make another post in the deal analysis forum for some more In depth analysis of the actual property and some feedback on how I can firm up the numbers.I feel like the other area lacking is how to firm up the Comps for rent in an apartment in that part of town.