The property produced a 11 - 13% cap over two different leases/tenants and I ended up selling it for a nice little profit.Lessons learned?

I would ask other mid to top  producers in your office to help you out.

But I have trouble skip tracing.

Anyone else having trouble saving a Rental Analysis report? 

It shows how much demand exists for the operational cash flows produced by the property. 

I have narrowed down my search to a few cities but am now having trouble looking at potential neighborhoods and could use any advice on moving forward.Thanks! 

The mobile trucks heat water to over 200 degrees and produce steam for sanitizing.

For those who haven't read it, Part 1 is about building up your first $25,000+ in cash or equivalents through a frugal and economic lifestyle, or as David Greene would describe it, through good defense.Now that I've gotten to this point, it's time to move to Part 2, which is using what I've saved up to start building up income producing assets and scaling my income so that I can go from $25,000 to $100,000 in net worth.

How much will this lower your monthly cost to and how much is the other unit gonna produce towards the mortgage. 

In my opinion, the offer to pay all monthly rent in full upon signing a lease is a RED FLAG warning to the landlord of trouble ahead.