As for Buyers on Fire, it's a pretty powerful CRM that we're constantly adding new feature to.

@Felicia Richardson I basically just found neighborhoods with duplexes that I felt matched my criteria (safe, in reasonable shape, strong rents in areas that were either growing or would remain stable), used Zillow/Google Maps to help get the addresses for all duplexes those neighborhoods, and then typed the addresses into the county assessors website (not sure if your county will have a site that allows you to search properties by address, but ours does).

Adding value to them and learning at the same time.Hope that's helpful!

Not sure if he'll commute to Yuba City, and you might be better off posting an ad on Craigslist, Facebook marketplace, or calling everyone in the local phonebook.

You can google their web address. 

I don’t feel comfortable using the sites on google, when I search for hard money.

Don't believe it includes sewer as the house used to be on septic tank and later added to the municipal sewer but I didn't notice any increase in the rates or mention of sewer on the bill, so I assume it's included in the property taxes.Why the big difference.

For example, adding a $30K pool to a home that is valued at $50K, adding a 3 car garage to a 900 sqft home, ect.

In addition, they'll advertise the same ad on Facebook and Instagram.

there are all sorts of on line amortization computers or tools.. just use google to find one.is that 1.5% interest rate ?