It's certainly a group that I am extremely happy to participate in, it's how I got started back in the early 90's, long before the internet was useful. 

As well there is a major shift in progress for what was the booming metropolitan housing norm, not to say this is collapsing but it is shifting as virtual working has brought a new X factor to the game and it is changing things, we are just in the adoption phase of things much like dialup days of internet, in a short couple years we will look back and see it all as obvious what was coming in change. 

I only hear bad things about community wells on the internet. 

There are articles all over the internet like this one:https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/top-ten-tax-deductions-landlords-29497.htmlI have a few names given to me by other people that I will be setting up calls with locally to understand all of this better. 

That is common information that you can find on the internet.  

Hope you guys are great.Few weeks ago saw on the internet, might be youtube than the reserve account for capital expenditures in a multifamily property are handed to the new owner after selling.

More interesting, internet-store receipts rose a meager 0.7% after declining in June.

I'm sure the answers are out here on the internet somewhere (which I'm willing to research myself) but I figured I would ask for advice from experts in the field. 

I’ve heard of people using this strategy before but there’s not much info about it anywhere on the internet.

It's a quick 'n dirty method for analyzing dozens of properties at a glance and knowing where to concentrate you efforts first and heaviest.Maybe you have time to go thru 2 dozen properties per day so they don't fly off the market before the next Buyer comes along.