I think a few helpful tips to get you started:1.)

I know this is a broad question but any thoughts, tips or links to posts here on BP would be greatly appreciated.

Many times I've heard from folks I deal with or have taught that it was their presentation that tipped the scales in a transaction.Even when it doesn't, it builds your reputation as a knowledgeable professional --- and that's what may seal the next deal.

A good tip is to set up some Keyword Alerts for some of the topics you want to learn more about, so you'll be notified when they are discussed on forums.

If a family of Mom, Dad, and 3 kids fill out an app, you can not legally discriminate against large families.

You have to have a long term view, as these cycles take a decade or so, and longtime observer can see how it's taken areas up past the tipping point, or not.

How to Be a Landlord: 10 Tips for Success2.)

Hoping to meet some of you and continue to share our knowledge with each other.Also, thanks for the tips on tax basis and setting keyword notifications!

Our landlord had watched him grow up (no relation, just lived nextdoor) and decided to take a chance on renting to two young kids.

Jon, kidding about 100 ARs, while I'm sure something could be worked out with a dealer, like financing inventory, probably not a viable time/effort investment.2 acre lake sounds like a good swimming hole, will your dept. of natural resources stock it free?