Is better to stick to studio and one bedroom or does two bedroom even three bedroom makes sense to landloards( BTW I only invest on NYC and NJ in past) I undestand some are doesn't even have one bedroom.

I usually try to stick to 3BR or something I could convert to that if possible.

(unless the amount you paid for the loan was far less) I'm sticking to performing notes in my response since that's the topic of this thread, but a lot of this can also be applied to NPNs.

Also found out that one of the tenants we inherited has been picking up sticks in the yard, etc. 

Are there any great books out there that stick out from the rest?

I don't go for the C- & D neighborhoods, I prefer to stick to the B & C neighborhoods.

Stick with it

I believe if you want to learn to flip and learn how to do a flip on your own from beginning to end, you need to get inside the home and actually see how the work is done, how to project manage it, how to save money on rehab, pick the designs,  stick to your budget, flip to the neighborhood comps, and market the home at the end.I chose a home in the Sacramento area, a 3/3 1650 sq ft home almost 30 years old that needed to be completely remodeled. 

Of all the houses I’ve toured, many bathrooms stick out in my mind due to the size and luxury, but I can’t recall one closet that made my jaw drop.Best,Jonathan

I'll stick with it and keep learning.