There are some great duplexes in Richmond around Church Hill and in the Fan/Museum District, and I'm always on the prowl for a good deal for one.

I also use Quickbooks so I am a fan of Intuit.

Personally I am a fan of buying close because those costs add up and they don't mean value to your property. 

@Dawn Rawlins Check out the Start Here page http://www.biggerpockets.com/starthere I am also a huge fan of the BiggerPockets PodcastGood Luck,Paul

@Stephen O.Check out the Start Here page http://www.biggerpockets.com/starthere I am also a huge fan of the BiggerPockets PodcastGood Luck,Paul

@Albert Reed Check out the Start Here page http://www.biggerpockets.com/starthere I am also a huge fan of the BiggerPockets PodcastGood Luck,Paul

Check out the Start Here page http://www.biggerpockets.com/starthere I am also a huge fan of the BiggerPockets PodcastGood Luck,Paul

Check out the Start Here page http://www.biggerpockets.com/starthere I am also a big fan of theBiggerPockets Podcast Good Luck Paul

On the weekends, I can usually be found playing guitar in my country band Whiskey Wild in the New England area.I'm loving the Podcasts and can usually listen to 2 per day.

:Gas logs at Lowes start at $169There are Youtube videos on how to put them inI'd probably budget 500-1,000 depending on price of the logs and distance to gas lineUsing CSST pipe will probably make the job faster I ran one for my daughter.Tapped into the black pipe outside as the fireplace was cantilevered off the family room next to the gas meter.I basically drilled through the side of the old wood burning f/p chimney/firebox & ran the black pipe into the firebox & installed a gas log insert.Even though the gas insert was supposedly "vent free" I added an intake for the combustible air through the side & exhausted it up through the existing chimney.The total cost was $399 for the remote controlled 22" gas log insert & I added a small blower fan $20 in the firebox.