Knowing the market is key, if you can buy a property with very little in it, it pays for itself and cash flows to pay for the hassle of ownership, increases in value over time, it's probably a deal

You should also listen to the Podcasts, and set up some key word alerts.

We have narrowed it down to two we like.The first home is 1252 sqft, it has a double car garage and has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths and is a single storyThe second home is 1642 sqft and is 3 bed 2.5 bath, single car garage, and it is a 2 storyWe will own the lot free and clear after the partition, and the first home is going to cost about 125k to build, turn key.

Leases are key with the stated income and profit might be off of vintage leases at high per sq ft amounts.

Knowledge is the key to sucess.

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The key is to keep asking and applying until you get what you want.

A good approach would be to assign values to the key contributions.