I have a list of around 100 questions that I can send you.

Every time a listing comes up on Downing St in Riverside in my target price range ($300-400K+) I take a deep dive. 

Hey all, remote investor here that has some property in 64132 and it looks like (online listings anyway) that there is a decent amount of flip activity happening between 75th and 85th between Troost and Prospect in south KC.

I don't want him to come pick all the good stuff and leave me with a mountain of gargage.

About / Members – Neighborhood Building Owner's Alliance (nboachicago.com)Another great spot would be the Straight Up Chicago Investor's Podcast which also keeps an up-to-date meetup list for Chicago meetups. 

I saw the listing price and photos and immediately knew that we had a winner.

Before you proceed with the ADU addition, make sure you understand the value that will be added by the ADU addition.Here is a list of reasons that adding an ADU can be one of the worse RE investments:1) The value added by the ADU addition is often significantly less than the cost of adding the ADU.

I tried to find a simple way to do it by searching for a website or app that has all the options listed and matches them to me (think Tinder for investors and PMs lol) but didn’t find one.Do you all know of an app or website like this (for the USA)?

I can send you a list if you reach out to me.

I also wrote a program to automatically populate the spreadsheet with MLS listings from my agent.