Obviously, you know the exact details of your situation.  

I haven’t looked at the details of it yet. 

Keep your eyes peeled 

There are small details along the way that are important to understand and are too easy to miss while researching on the internet.

The best thing to do is get as much detail as possible from zoning restrictions to what can actually be built on your combined properties, then get some numbers together to see if it makes sense, as well as get your neighbors lots under contract.

316 leads were "normal" leads and received a typical "we're buying houses in your area and yours caught my eye" sort of letter.

If everybody showed up, I would be there to answer any questions, and serious tenants would stick around until the end asking more detailed questions and taking applications.

I will try to be brief but detail. 

I will however take your recommendation and research other multi units in the area to detail market rates.

I also am in the process of finishing up my RE license courses as I really want to expand my network, save on fees, and maybe sell some homes here and there.I've been keeping an eye out on properties within the Riverside areas around Riverside Community College, Cal Baptist University, and University of Riverside (UCR).