also. in a market like Austin Texas where its a really strong market. does it have much of an effect?

I have a friend who manages 4 and he says he'll never take on a house under 4000 sf because its the same headaches for less revenue on the smaller homes.Also, read up on VHR Vacation Home Rental recent debates and developments, it's a hot issue currently, not sure what's on the horizen for each jurisdiction around the lake. 

I really need to develop a better sense for the what houses achieve certain rates.

We have one more deal to do that will effectively wipe out all our business debt and start us on a new round of low-interest bank financing.Yesterday, going through the forums, I stumbled on a jerk who obviously enjoys putting people down, telling them they "have no clue," insisting they have no business doing what they're doing.

Do not spend too much time on this but at least know a few guys at your local REIA that are actively flipping that you can sell to when you get your first assignment. 2) Next develop your strategy, build a list of at least 200 properties to mail to.

I'm not a farmer or land developer of any sort, but I'd begin with hiring someone to remove the existing ones, then go in with some Spectracide and spray like crazy.

Will most families keep their properties and rebuild or will a developer come in and rebuild for all?

Real Estate is a team business any way you cut it, so think about how you can develop relationships with brokers, lawyers, etc.

Near the beach, close to Playa Vista (new recently developed neighborhood, Google, Snapchat and others are relocating), close to Marina Del Rey...to Layola university, Inglewood developments are on the way!..

We took it from 864 sq ft to 1402...It didn't effect the appraisal negatively it added to value.