Hello BP members,Currently I am a new player in this game :).After some analysis I have focused on Arkansas, even though it seems to be not so trendy as other states.My current strategy is B&H with a budget of up to 80-90K per SFH, looking for the 1% rule and higher. given that, I think that I should look for class B- neighborhoods, and maybe even consider section 8 options.Speaking Little-Rock metro:- What towns/neighborhoods should I really avoid?

I have come to understand that money is somewhere between, on one side, a living and breathing organism capable of exponential growth.

Is there a link to a description of the software's capabilities?

Can you trust other players: Unfortunately there are lots of people out there willing to get ahead to your detriment.

There are usually a handful of players in any REIA group.

It just feels like we're removing liquidity from the market, adding more partners/players, and ultimately making the real estate market even more competitive. 

The worst case scenario: The Acceleration / Due on Sale Clause.For the purpose of this thread, let's please ignore the various crafty ways to lower the chances that the bank finds out and accept that the risk exists that the bank could act upon their right to call the loan and demand full payment.Key players: Sally Seller - Luis Buyer - Charlie the Investor("Luis" because the show specified focus on Hispanic neighborhoods.)The example used on the podcast is that Sally gives title to Charlie for her $100,000 FMV house, subject to the $100,000 six percent loan.

I'll have to find someone who is capable of fixing this as I plan to put it on market in April. 

Another player entered the game and increased the price to $82K.

Lead generation is about showing your prospect that you are trustworthy capable legitimate.It is hard to automate that.