Do you get them from a site on the web, create your own?

Eventually, a thief will be desperate enough to get past them, but it is a decent deterrent.Housesitters: many investors use them, but they are also unreliable.

As such, cap rate can be a very dynamic, and generally unreliable, indicator of value on small multifamily deals due to value add nature of most deals, whether lease up/rent roll problems, capex needs, untapped income, etc; in a lot of markets, values of B-C deals are determined more on a per door basis.  

They have a huge affiliate network through something like 60 different moving web sites.  

If you are coming to a web browser to figure out if you have a plan, the answer is probably obvious. 

@Laura PerryWelcome to BiggerPockets, the site I consider to be Best for Real Estate on the web. 

Reg D Resources has an example of their PPM for a multifamily fund on their web site.  

My biggest annoyance with the process thus far is that the MLS doesn't output lattitude/longitude coordinates for each property (that I can see, at least), so I have to use the property addresses copied from my Excel spreadsheet over to a web-based program that converts to Lat/Long.

I am looking for a web site that will list apartment buildings that are either in foreclosure or fresh REO nationwide.

It's a huge expense, especially here in CA, and we have the risk of water restrictions with the unreliable supply of water and all.