What helped me was to interview each of the realtors that I found in my market.

Hi Everybody,I'm looking into two markets Pittsburgh and  Minneapolis/St.Paul and was trying to find out whether they're landlord friendly cities, all I've found are these articles that were helpful but there were no  mentions of Pittsburgh and Minneapolis/St.Paulhttp://capstonecapitalusa.com/the-most-friendly-8-landlord-states/http://www.rentersinsurance.com/2012/03/8-states-where-rental-laws-favor-landlords/Could anyone tell me how long it takes to evict a tenant in either markets?

um that's the think i have been looking through zillow and there is a wide range of houses i have been interested in 19143, 19134, 19140 are a couple of zip codes that i have found cheap houses that could potentially be great rental properties.

I have found a good amount on wholesaling and how to generate leads, but I have been struggling to find anything on how to manage lists and leads

How palatable are the buyers when found through tax records?

I also found a great PM that I think will help me through the process.

We used Sherwin-Williams requisite gray and found it appealing.

Ive found a place that could use some work and would give me a good amount of equity once renovated.

Right now my list only exists in excel form, and I haven't found an effective way to rid it of dead leads (i.e. recently sold)2) Where do you find the best pricing on envelopes?

I found and edited a checklist for our walk through tonight, so I can make sure I see any red flags in advance.