Study tax structuring, transaction processes, etc.

Thought your approach to reading/listening/studying something related to RE investing each day was great. 

With all the studying I've been doing I think it's time for me to take the next step.

Study the comps of sold properties.  

Mine just translated from my native language, that`s why the spelling is a lil different.

I will continue to do some reading and studying so that when I'm ready to start investing hopefully but next fall, I know which direction I want to head.Casey

Usually, HOAs (at least here in Oregon) have some sort of financial study that is about 30 years out.

As another example, is my post in this thread (What Macro Data Study Should BiggerPockets Provide to Investors?)

The solution is to do an initial walk thru before move-in with the tenant, have them sign off on the condition of the property, include language requiring that it be returned in the same condition it was in when rented (carpets vacuumed with no stains, hard surfaces cleaned, etc.) and collect a large enough damage deposit to pay for damages and necessary cleaning.

I study the market i was interested in for about 4-5 months prior to me closing ( i wouldn't recommend that) I was sorta of pressed for time.