Statistics and web reviews can only provide so much information.

A bad apple can slip through the web anytime, whether it's in a college town, or in a middle-class neighborhood.The good news is, at least with me and my pals in college, a lot of our rent was paid by the parent/guardian of the tenant.

I'm looking for a web app, not necessarily a mobile app.

A majority of the tme the best part of going to any of these meetings is networking and connecting with like-minded individuals that may have a different outlook on Real Estate (opportunities, optimism, and guidance).

But if I were to use leverage (drawing down money from a HELOC at 4% (assume enough to fund both Properties with debt and cash)), what is the optimal leverage/cash ratio to use on each property?

I am just starting to get familiar with Podio and was hoping someone might be able to help me set it up optimally.

I capitalized a lot of the expenses because prior to renting you're supposed to put it into the depreciable base"Now before responding to him I thought I have to figure out what the hell he means by this, so I went to the web and found this:Capitalize is an accounting method used to delay the recognition of expenses by recording the expense as a long-term asset.

I've tried searching on the web but it's hard to determine how helpful these agents would be for my situation (hence why I'm making this post).

There is a list of struggling banks given and a paper that has a number and web site to call, at the very bottom it Reads “Certain fees, conditions & limitations apply, please ask for details.”

With that said there will be challenges and there will be times you simply cant put in the optimal kitchen.