Also you can renew your licenses online, you don't have to mail checks.

Due to the fact that most courts will will not recognize the eviction as your eviction***3) an agreement at the first court date - we came to an agreement at the first hearing that they would be out in two weeks and that would avoid the eviction and judgement for unpaid rent.

To the first question, we are currently revamping the bookstore and we are getting more book formats online soon!

They are a popular topic online but used very rarely in practice. 

Here is an example:If you purchase a house for $75k and estimate the repairs at $25k with an expected completion date of 4 weeks (I know those flipping shows say it only took them 4 days....I call BS).

Open to the idea of more at a later date. 

Here is a bay area software company laying off 1150 people http://www.sfchronicle.com/business/article/Autode...Brick and mortar retail looks to be suffering too as more people shop online. 

@Chris Heeren, I understand and agree with not wanting to be leveraged 100% of the ARV; I actually had a conversation with my wife after we got close to the closing date, realizing that we actually payed to much from an investment standpoint, not because of the numbers, but because we lost access to the capital that we put into the property.

I'm looking for a generalized idea how accurate the info they provide is, I do understand the information is taken off the websites I was just wondering if the info is up to date so on.

For normal BRRRR deals they want the property seasoned 6 to 12 months from the date it is made rent ready.