Maybe that will help you narrow done what really suits YOUR needs.  

You would need to narrow down your areas of interest and then search the county websites.

All payroll flows through that one entity but you still need to segregate depending on where your staff actually “works” (20 hours at Company A, 10 hours at Company B and 10 hours at Company C).

Personally I'm using Google Drive, but it's getting pretty slow to run as I keep adding properties and photos - and it's not great for narrowing down/creating a map of different locations.Does anyone have any tools/software they recommend for keeping track and comparing deals?

Saw this and wanted to share if you haven't found a group yet.Me and a buddy of mine host a REI networking event at least once a month in Portland.We are narrowing down a date for one more event before the end of the month (Sept) but we have Oct 12th locked in.

I like those sites to get a general understanding of a market, but really narrowing down the data requires studying the market personally and for longer periods of time. 

There are a lot of great people and answers, but you need to narrow down what you need.

Having a kitchenette does not make it two units, and it is not illegal to create counter space  upstairs.it will not be a second unit,because he will not have a fully functional kitchen,no cooking capability,lease will not say it is a unit B, and renting part of your home with cabinets is not illegal. 

I'd advise to write down your financial goals with this investment and then narrow it down to a REI strategy that makes sense for you.

After months of research, I have narrowed down greater Atlanta area as my target region, and looking for guidance on where to find good investment properties and how do I start?