After the virus broke, every chart was impacted severely.

This chart summarizes nicely what I've seen in my own journey. 

I did not try to hide it whatsoever.We are constantly bombarded with graphs and charts depicting data trends and experts sharing their findings.

Like any investment property, you just need to be sure your income and expense projections are precise as possible.Other very important things to know is the current lease payment and when the lease is scheduled to reset or expire.  

She should be looking at that chart I posted above WITH her client... and they should be the best ones to determine how much she should be earning. 

I think it's smart for you to look outside CA for turnkey properties as the entry price points here in So Cal are off the charts.  

SLLCs are slightly more secure and there's very little case law on them precisely because they are tough to fight.

Real estate notebook is just as cool and less expensive bu lacks additional feature that would make the product even better such as being able to add additional fields for expenses rather than lumping them in one big expense but the pie charts are way to in the program and come in color which i love.David's software is also great and provides features very close to intellipoint pro and would recommend to buy as it might be cost affective rather than buying something more expensive.Over all they all do the same things which is to evaluate the cash on cash and roi per year.

I would think that someone who delivers this type of material to multiple students has a written curriculum that he follows and charts you along that path.

I remember on another post you were saying that you had a very good match to a blue pen on the color chart for your computer.