The river came to the end of the street...

I have to be careful crossing the street....didn't see a car, but got run over by the Mack truck! 

If that's the case you are wasting time trying to offload onto tenants as they will move down the street. 

If you are ready to move to the next step (warning: actual work ahead), read on:The Wall Street Journal Complete Real Estate Investing Guidebook, by David Crook.

I've been to inwood before. it's a pretty seedy neighborhood. last time i parked my car a block away and was walking to a restaurant to meet up with some friends, some guy in a dark hoodie stopped me in the street and offered to sell me some cocaine.

Real estate is investing is very specific down to the street or neighborhood.

Today I saw a SFH across the street from one I already own (big plus). 

Britt,I'm really trying to just trying to get familiar with the best areas to target in my zip code online before hitting the streets. 

I'm saying that because of how the valuation and fund raising discussions occur these days at the cap table, reminiscent of pre 2000 craze.As I can feel, there's a lot of "blood in the streets" to quote a nice book I once read, and the heard is running/stomping in a very irrational manner.

You gotta know what you're doing or be the "hefe" on the street to collect rents there.Im sure other people can add various angles to the same definition.