If there is a shortage of two bedroom units that is good as you will easily keep it rented.

Sounds like good advice,I figured that building my buyers list first would give me an opportunity to easily meet the buyers criteria where i began looking for properties.

I just want to require of myself 100% effort every day to the best of my ability and see where the dust settles.Of course I run numbers through my head of benchmarks I want to achieve.Setting goals sometimes that can be easily achieved so you do not experience failure of reaching it can really make people sell themselves short.In martial arts we believe in full effort all the time.

House has gone up in value, bought for 60k, now easily worth 90k.

I'm looking at the cabinets and thinking I can pull them out and just replace them with some store bought ones with a new counter pretty easily.

That’s fine with me, so the next step was trying to find some good markets where the 1% rule was easily achieved.

Its not officially a 3rd bedroom because there's no closet or door but it can easily be considered a 3rd bedroom.That model is the same size as mine, but I figure it can rent for more because its a quasi 3 bedroom vs my 2 bedroom.

Once you learn the basics, you'll begin to understand the more sophisticated aspects of RE/REI more easily.

Adjust for end units and ones that back to busy streets, etc. and you can get an accurate picture of the value pretty easily.

Now, Google Docs and Google Spreadsheet can have add-ons (including Mailchimp) so that you can easily input data into the spreadsheet and format it using Google Docs and send it using Mailchimp!