The main problem with single-family homes is that they age rapidly, and if you own them for more than five or ten years, you'll start encountering major capital expenditure issues that hit you like a tidal wave.

Columbus is a rapidly growing with many new and existing companies expanding their business in the market.

Low to middle class neighborhood isn't a great candidate for appreciation unless the surrounding areas are gentrifying rapidly.

I work with a Property Management/Real Estate brokerage company in Grand Rapids.

They can have a meeting and change rules rapidly, including banning rentals.

Just set up a system that works for you to easily scan all docs inot a specific drive folder. 

I predict these still relatively cheap areas to continue to appreciate rapidly. 

I am new to this, and I've absolutely no idea what I'm doing.. so I'm going to get started right away with both feet and I hear some other people try to scale as rapidly as possible. is there anything wrong with this absolutely insane plan?

Can this knowledge be gained rapidly?

For me, that was Porter since I valued cross-channel management, mobile-optimized UI, reasonable pricing, and rapid product development. https://docs.google.com/spread...