Drive through them, the folks there will be much like your tenant population. 

I don't think I'll drive two hours ago to the home.

I just started driving for dollars today.

She says is just two hours worth of work but I tend to disagree after looking at the existing trim in the house, all the trim from the floor to the ceiling needs an overhaul to look new again.In the five years they lived in the home the owners replaced or renovated the following:AC, dishwasher, windows (double paned with blinds in between panes, can open to reach the blinds), flooring (throughout was very nice but I'd replace the peel-n-stick with laminate so it would be laminate throughout), sheetrock, texture, and paint throughout, ceiling fans and light fixtures throughout, sinks in both bathrooms, chain link fence dog run added, and a storage shed.Other positives:  I talked to neighbors and they are very happy living there, there is a beautiful and big rec center, gym, kids playground, monthly potlucks, people wave to each other as they drive by, there's a craft group that meets, etc. 

Great drive-through lumber yard (at my last one, anyway) and I prefer to just load it into the car, rather than steer those carts around the store. 

In order to be the best you have to surround yourself with the best.There are so many real estate companies on the market , If anyboby can advice what characteristics I would better pay attention for, I would be grateful.

I am driving for dollars to find deals and then once I do, I plan on finding the funds to invest.

Spent most of my Saturday "Driving For Dollars" & scoping out neighborhoods with existing listings.  

I've been including all new mechanicals in most of my offers but I'm finding that I'm just having a hard time making the numbers work since it really drives up my rehab costs.  

What's driving the growth in White Plains?