You can search individual homes and see what the asking rent was, but you don't see what the actual rent rate was.

You need to do the analysis cash flow using tool, photos. down payment, interest rate, neighborhood type, condition like every deal posted. 

I view Facebook as a "follow up tool" - place a pixel on your site and re-target them if they not converted into a deal.  

So I will have to do a title search, pay court filing fees and pay to serve all parties.

I know it is possible to individually search county records for each properties' county website which I will absolutely do once I am ready to make an offer, however when I am simply browsing properties online without MLS access, I don't think that should be completely necessary just yet.

Hi Andrew,There are several case studies/reviews in the forums which you may find through a search.

If you're still searching for a place feel free to reach out anytime!

You are not alone in your real estate ambition.There is a very specific tool set and data scrubbing process required to make acquisitions work effectively and consistently: Here is what has worked for us after refinement since 1999.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/6994/79712-fin...

I’m searching for my first investment property (Duplex, live in one rent the other), and my stomach is in knots.

So the repair would have cost roughly $452 - $481 based on the data I was able to uncover.Per a search on BestBuy.com, the cost of a new range is roughly $500 + tax + installation given the current Black Friday discounts.