Find out from your county where you can access the database of all the Notices of Defaults (I found this link for Delton County, for example: http://dentoncounty.com/Departments/County-Clerk/F...).

This is their term for the database system they've developed "costing MILLIONS of dollars" that you can only get access to by going through their mastery program.

Using your list, I'll go hard to easy:I'm not aware of any database that warehouses data on 1031 exchanges by area.Yes, the goal to distressed MF investing is to reposition the property into better performance.

Your wife's full time job is what has enabled you to focus on your investing and grow the way you have.

Enabling me to get to the $500 easier and also take out more money when needed. 

This will enable you to use a smaller solar system due to less energy use and it is more costly to produce the energy via adding solar than to reduce usage by conservation/efficiency/insulation. 

Another point to think about is that if you can 2-3x your 1M in the next 5 yrs, that could enable you to buy a 10MM property by yourself.

I am currently building my network, my objective is to add a new contact to my database every day and nurture one existing contact.

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Same for electric meters etc.I don't know how it got to be this way, instead of the typical:351 NE 4 STREET unit 1,2,3 or unit A,B,C...The problem is it appears some companies does not know how to deal with a "hyphen" in the street number, and yet when referring to the entire property, a hyphen is used in the official address.When I went to the city to turn water on, it's the water for the whole building, and their property database needed a pure numeric number, and they just randomly put in 351.Recently I contacted FEMA to filed change of map amendment to get it reclassified it's flood zone so I can reduce the flood insurance, FEMA told me they can't process my application because the street number contains a hyphen.