Also, just start consuming as much BP content as you can in terms of podcasts, forums, blogs, etc.

People might tell you different but i still think a nice neighborhood goes a long way in terms of appreciation and getting the right tenants.

@Daniel Lozowy In terms of the roof I look at whether or not there are visible ridges from the wood under the shingles as this can sometimes mean there's a moisture problem or is simply structurally old, which increases risk of a roof looking.

First, have a direct conversation with your tenant and reset their expectations in terms of the yard obligations under the lease (none) and how/why they may contact you for maintenance or concerns (this should be in your lease; if not, add it for next time). 

Ive learned the first step is to build my team.While looking to build my team Ive been networking with many lenders....Ive been networking with Lenders in the location in which i plan to invest, investors in that area have given me referrals and on BP Ive met lenders that seem to be amazing and have already provided me with value in terms of education but they're out of state...Question 1: Is there any implications i should be aware of when using an out of state lender?

I hadn’t thought of the limitations a modular would have in terms of its framing/mobilization requirements.

Downfalls are that you generally have more work to do in terms of turnover and management.

I am looking for out of state referrals and advise in terms of area and growth to build network and my strategy.

What's everyone's take on the neighborhood now and in the next few years in terms of buy and hold strategy?

I've used a couple of other brands but I prefer the SmartCore in terms of something that's readily available and holds up well.