And it is very popular with renters.$250,000 is NEVER a good price to pay for a rental in my opinion.

There are very few job openings in my field - the last interview I had in my field was at Croc's in Niwot...It would have been an incredible opportunity, but I felt a little uneasy about it - I mean seriously, this is a company in the fashion industry based in NiWot.  

@Mark ByrgeSitelink has been a popular managemenet software for running multiple facilities.

However, my full-time job in corporate strategy provides me three fundamental skills I believe will translate incredibly well to real estate:Quantitative analysis and model-building are core skills to being able to judge the value of a potential market / acquisition in my daily workMy daily success hinges on instilling efficient, scalable business processes and getting creative with incentive alignment to ensure everyone is working toward the same goalAs a strategist, my work on the above has zero bearing if I haven't earned the trust of those who must execute against them.

I'm new to the real estate world but I am hungry for knowledge and to network and learn from some incredible people who have been successful in real estate.

Quote from @Marvin Michel: Hi Marvin,It looks like a solid class C minus rental with 1 br 1 bath.I doubt this will bring top of the market rents, but if you can attract 2 long term renters who get along well it looks like easy money.What I see is it looks dumpy from the street view, but its in a a pretty nice neighborhood of well kept up, MAINLY White painted houses.Maybe blend it to the neighborhood by painting it white vs. what looks like the teal-ish color so popular in Mexico for homes (although maybe that's you target market and if so leave it).It's not going to pull top of the market rents though, because for a class C minus there is no dedicated bedroom and the bathrooms in the competition are probably better.If this were in Austin (with it's high demand right now) it would rent.The giant patches on the inside walls, the shotgun floor plan, the lack of a dedicated bedroom, the bathrooms seem less than competitive.

As we near the end of another season, I can't help but express an incredible amount of gratitude for our mentor and colleagues.

The thing to keep in mind is they are incredibly W-2 intensives and have tens and tens of moving pieces.

I bought a box of about 2,000 of them from staples for 5 bucks.The response has been incredible!

So Thank you BP for your sharing your incredibly in depth experiences sans sugar-coating :D Is there anybody looking for a real estate apprentice on the big island?