If it's a new well it should have a plate on the top of well that tells how deep and how many gallons per minute.

I tend to think of Stern/Ross in the same breath, with Stern having a focus on finance/banking, and Ross grads excelling at consulting.

Maybe I'm looking to deep into this. 

Azita, obviously you're dealing with the same type of rules there, so you're on the same page then and as long as you play by their rules, you shouldn't have any problems but don't be shocked if they want you to do some extra work here or there, depending on just how "deep" your rehab work goes.

Before I knew it, I was living and breathing real estate full time, and had become fully immersed in the wonderful world of landlording.I soon found out why I had gotten those good deals on my purchases.

This is not a function of them simply signing a guarantee document with no deep underwriting.  

I enjoy my job but I have always had a knack for real estate and a deep interest.

Good Evening fellow investors, As of right now, I'm living and breathing real estate in the city of Charlotte.

Some suggestions based on our experience:Step 1: Focus on picking, then investigating 3-5 markets (it is really difficult to go deep enough on more than that and you'll likely just be in analysis paralysis).

I figured this would give me the opportunity to get my toes wet as a landlord, before jumping into the deep end and being a land lord for a 3-4 unit.