One thing that makes comparisons hard is the different names for fees, etc - and if its a buy down of rate and all that stuff. 

So, if you're ever buying a location, see when the last rate increase was, to determine if there might be an impact to your occupancy levels.  

It appears everyone is a bit cautionary about the un-proportionally low OpEX. 

If you're planning to buy and hold, you may want to bring in a partner or private lender in on the deal.

Does this deal align with your buy criteria?

If you meant the neighbor wants to sell, buy the property if you can. 

I am interested in finding out how many people are not "learning", but are actively looking every week for a new investment property to buy/flip/wholesale AND ARE ACTUALLY BUYING? 

make sure to look at other development analysis don't just buy a site 

. - Is it worth buying a course (seems like there are plenty out there) or should I just dive right in without one? 

We have several different "types" of properties to include traditional single family rentals, one multifamily rental, lease to buy options with tenants who hope to buy from us, two short term rentals, and some agricultural farm land that is cash rent.