How can I contribute on a web basis?

The apartment association magazines, such as the ones published by the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles or the Apartment Association of Orange County, are excellent for keeping up to date (see their web sites).

@Joel Owens I remember seeing your analysis reports on your company web site and being impressed.

Interest in your knowledgeable feedback of what you use and why?

The only thing I did was pull up the bill on the City web site for the last bill on 2012.

They've only posted external photos which leads me to believe it's a wreck inside (it was built in 1933 and further work done in the 80s).Comps/recently sold in the area are $400K+, however these homes are in much better condition and have significant remodeling.Should I base my MAO on land value.

What amenities are close by for the higher rent location or located at the complex itself.You have to drill down for external reasons why the rents are where they are at.

The least you can do is research information on the web and become as knowledgeable as you can prior to spending that much.We thought it may have been a good idea to spend around $5k, but then I realized it was like paying $3k for somebody to teach me the basics on how to fish and $2k on the actual guided tour.I didn't need to spend the money on simple stuff I can find on the internet.

The best place on the web in my opinion.

It's called Career Web School (www.careerwebschool.com).