I do try to keep up to speed on whats going one, participate in tenant screening, inspections etc.Over all I would say be flexible, have fun, but most importantly analyze your deal carefully before jumping in, just don't get analysis paralysis.  

@Derek Helm - I think our Ultimate Beginner's Guide and Podcast are probably great places to start to get you up to speed on real estate investing concepts and ideas.

3) Anything that would prepare me for looking at these deals and getting up to speed quickly.

If anyone notices an issue with @Mention problems like Charles, please try to pay attention to who you are having problems contacting so we can work out any potential problems.Do note, as Jon mentioned, that we've disabled the feature on iPhone/iPads because of the serious speed problems it causes.

I'd also think that people that are speed readers would love it too so they can more quickly enjoy your content!

I would remind them that you intend to proceed regardless of whether you get an N11 but you're just trying to speed up the process and create win-win, if you have to go through formal channels they'll receive no real benefit. 4.

The community is amazing, we were thinking if we did buy, of maybe trying to add signs, speed bumps, etc. but there will always be a higher traffic volume. 

However I want to now move into flipping as well as other niches in our city, Montgomery, AL, and build more volume and speed of deals.  

My agent is always giving properties that are for sell that are great deal but Im not able to buy at the speed that I want with out more funds.

The city is enforcing all Airbnb complaints/issues with lightning speed.