So maybe it's a lead sorting issue, if you want to put it in terms of leads (It's certainly not a top of the funnel issue, which is what I would classify as lead gen).

There are quite a few options I need to think about and do more research in terms of the multifamily dwellings.

How does that law fall in terms of on the renter or land lords side.

Hello,I am vetting tenants to fill in a vacant apartment that has no dish washer.I am impressed with a particular tenant's profile who has been pushing me for a dishwasher and he is even willing to bring in a portable dishwasher.There are few limitations I have in terms of space and don't want to mess around with plumbing system.I just want to know if it's okay to have a portable dishwasher and if there are any issues that I need to be aware of having a portable dishwasher.Appreciate your feedback.Thanks

Also, I would find a buyers agent in Northern VA who will work hard in terms of making sure your first deal goes through.

My questions are:What amount of much leverage is too much in terms of borrowing money from banks/hard money.

I've heard anecdotally that residential deals (1-4 units) have been relatively unaffected in terms of lending (still delays getting things like inspections, etc), but commercial financing has tightened up significantly. 

Just as a quick aside...knowing what I know now in terms of networking and lenders I would never use a lender I didn't have a referral on. 

If you are speaking in terms of what city/state to invest in, you must consider the state of the local market you are looking at.

Well, it technically/legally matters in terms of filing your return correctly.