I'd like some advive on testing the market for need, there seems to be a storage facility on every corner with a wide variety of prices and availability.  

@Brian Gibbons wow thanks I can't believe how helpful that information is I am currently waiting to take my test and I will be licensed in ohio.

A+ offerings have been in "testing the waters" mode, meaning that they can accept non-binding indications of interest from investors, but can't take any money.

"You" (a homeowner) cannot just "encapsulate it and it is just fine and if there is no flaking and pealing", in order to use an encapsulating paint over lead paint every surface needs to be tested individually and a form filled out for the EPA for each surface. 

Christine Legadre - managing director of the IMF had a weird speech last year where she stated " i want to test your numerology skills on the magic number 7, most of you know that is quite a number" apparently its implied no one knew what she was talking about.

I've tested the market for that house to see if renting that type of property out for $1,300 would be feasible & it is!  

After a few weeks of intensive inspections, we successfully closed on both houses.

Do I change up my criteria and investigate this bigger property.  8 units means more tenants, more expenses, and more labor intensive property management but it also means more rents.  

Their cirriculum closesly mirrors what you will see on the state's test.

Hi Nathan, the 50% rule is a quick test to analyse properties quickly.