Here's my favorite (because I am featured in it - LOL)http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/04/10/bp-podcast-065-creative-investing-wendell-de-guzman/

Try the search feature and you will probably find him.

Also, The Design District is bringing in a lot of Manhattan money.

A buddy gets wholesale deals going door to door i the areas he targets, he speaks to everyone on behalf of the local politician he ends asking if they know anything coming up for sale or thinking about selling, he offers referral fees.Reading a book is good, getting the best real estate CPA and attorney is much better.Remember reality shows are staged the numbers and stories are made up, not real and designed to create drama.

(One of my pet peeves is white garage doors, unless they are some unique feature on the house, paint them the same color as the body of the house, otherwise, that is what draws your eye, and bland garage doors aren't anything to accent!)

You're a web designer and SEO who happens to be building a real estate site for someone else.

I've searched the forums previously looking for a property management website for someone with just a few properties, but most of the ones I see are priced (and designed) for larger property managers.

A newly acquired duplex on one side it's a 2/1 (or technically a 1/1 with a den as the den doesn't have a closet) I have a kitchen area - fairly standard - all along one wall, the wall being 11' 2" long and all the cabinets and appliances need to be on that wall.Currently it's a blank wall, as everything was ripped out by previous owner before foreclosure.I am trying to get some input on the design and layout, not so much "which is better?"

Make sure to check out the podcasts, and also use the search feature.

The tenant can choose to use it or not, but you may not want to lose it if it is nice and could be a selling feature for future tenants or buyers.