I lean towards the more conservative end of the spectrum ...

Just looking for a broad/simple first test.Thanks!

Is there any specific areas you generally invest in or are your horizons pretty broad ?

A lot of folks are boots on the ground, which I would assume requires quite a few more than 1 plane trip unless they have great teams in place, or I'm on the other end of the spectrum and I spend zero time on my properties and didn't even fly to most of them before I bought them.

sorry guys painting isn't that skilled like HVAC, plumbing, or electrical I'm not paying a premium for it  No I'm not, I'm not a painting contractor, so I have no interest for it, since the poster specified SW instead of your cheaper paint, I'd imagine this is a picky job, that means more time will be spent for better quality, from my end, its a fair price, painting straight, yeah sure, the scope is too broad, there are a lot of things to do.

@Karen L.Your question is simply too broad in scope.

I meet with Sellers everyday as a real estate agent that have both sides of this spectrum.

Bigger Pockets is obviously centered around the entire broad spectrum of real estate.  

On the other end of the spectrum, low income tenants live in multi-unit apartment buildings.

A good sophisticated small firm that caters to Brooklyn investors is: Daniel Gershberg, Esq. 55 Broad Street, Suite 18B New York, NY 10004 t. 212.390.8866 e.