I'm trying to follow data trends now to watch for population changes.  

Good evening BP family I'm watching BP podcast episode 142 and Brandon stated when starting out analyze 3 deals a day.

If you have decent credit and this is your first house, I'd consider being an owner occupant for the first year and buying another as you get more into a career.There's some pretty cheap investments around here, but you gotta watch out cause there's crap too.

Systems, Automation & Scaling: Also, I have watched / heard the LO gurus talking about 'automating' and 'outsourcing' practically everything... from buying leads and using foreign and domestic VAs that generate and / or 'pre-qualify' people, to even doing their follow- ups and booking appointments for the deal maker... to 'systematizing' practically everything else, under the sun.

I know  I have lots  to learn but  not going  to sit  and just  watch   I'm  ready to  "Jump in the Note Investing business"   Would  love  to hear  how  someone  did  just  that. 

I also watched and listened a guy on YouTube named Grant Cardone who now owns about 4,000 units that are rentals.He tends to act rather forcefull but has interesting thoughts about staying away from single family rentals and personally owning and financing anything because they typically create liabilities for you personally and tie you down.  

I watched a video from the Quick Water Heater Company who has some informative videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?

My dad was a big tax sale buyer in the early 60's I learned it from him.. watched many an investor just throw money away over the years..

You have to watch an area over a period of time to know what the going rents are. 3) taxes are on the county assessor web site but know if the valuation is well below the purchase price you will see a sharp increase a year or so after you buy when the county adjusts the valuation.

Watch out for unpermitted additions!