I will be taking a vacation trip to Miami from July 22-27 for a festival but I don't want to miss out on the opportunity to network with other like-minded experts in a completely different market that I am use to.

For example, if I am looking at a property valued at 500k and am using the 1% rule as a quick screening utility, how would I know how much that property could rent for?

Part of your due diligence process.Good Investing...I am using AirDNA to get a better idea of numbers.

This area is just outside of a neighborhood that has seen explosive growth and development is already starting to happen.Step 1 - UnderwritingI am a huge fan of Adventures in CRE and am using their value add apartment model. 

It usually doesn't bother me and once I got a text from a wholesaler that goes to our meet up group-that was amusing.

I'd rather have a large margin/buffer for error when calculating these rehab costs.The current process I am using:* Using realtor or Zillow to find properties * Running through the rental calculator and making a spreadsheet to track* Leveraging this video and deck as my starting point: https://biggerpockets.s3.amazo...

Hi BPers, I am using the Zillow rental manager for the first time to list one of my rentals.

I am using Cozy (Apartments.com) and like it so far.  

I am using guaranteedrate.com they quoted me an interest rate of 3.625% and my credit score fluctuates between 780-800.

If you're considering an investment outside your region or state then use websites like www.zillow.com and www.trulia.com to find out what is for sale locally in the area where you want to do business (I am using these two sites only for example; there are several other similar sites).