I typically advised my clients to use 85% - 90% of Zillow's estimated rent.Craigslist is also good - Just make sure you are comparing apples to apples 🍎 As @Lee Ripma mentioned and that I confirmed with you, MF rent less than SFH.Continue to put in the work and your eyes will eventually be trained to spot great deals from 1 mile away 😀.Rentometer is pretty accurate and I rely solely on it for years before I became a Realtor.BP Insight is also not 100% accurate, especially for Multi-Family.Once you crush your numbers and you want to confirm your numbers on a property that checked your criteria, then reach out to your Realtor for comparable as this is part of their job and fiduciary duty to you as their client.You have the right mindset and attitude.Keep crushing the numbers man!

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

If health care is provided on site, asking means you're over your head with the idea.There are different levels of assistance, you can simply rent to an individual you receives day care assistance from outside servicers, then you may have special needs with an onsite live-in who may or may not need special training or licensing, depends on the client, then you can get into nursing activities that require a trained, qualified staff and special building and zoning requirements, such are usually highly political due to several factors, competition, community needs assessments, health program acceptance and specialties of care.

@Dawn Anastasi I believe you are referring to the scene in the movie "Pearl Harbor" where they act out the training for the "Doolittle Raiders".

We plan on going back when it warms up and will bring the 35mm camera then too.Go to visitoakpark.com and order the free guide.

Proper tenant selection, meetings with prospective tenants and talking about expectations and house rules will take care most of these issues before they come up, the rest will require some tenant training.

In addition he has been charging ongoing management fees and as part of the agreement will collect 25% of the profit over 8% annual return as a carried interest holder.

I don't see anything wrong with paying for a mentor just so long as you are seeing results and you are receiving "current" training.

If transportation improvement and go train keep on the radar you can bet it'll be the next Hamilton. 

I plan on going to school full time once i transition and I would very much appreciate the advice of people here on BP about what route to take as far as degree plans that best suit the profession of Real Estate investment.