Hi Everyone, I have looked all over the web, and see so many Real Estate Gurus, and wanted to know if anyone has had good experience with any of the Real Estate investing programs. 

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There are plenty of resources on BiggerPockets or other web sites that explain what a good manager looks like, what they do and don't do, etc.

I'm actually working on putting together a web-map/application to help me analyze property metrics and market trends.

The more I read BiggerPockets, the web and IRS documents, the more confused I get.

While neither I, nor those with far deeper economic credentials, can tell you when the train will stop, or whether it will fly off the tracks at tight bend, the further real estate prices diverge from underlaying economic fundamentals the greater the possibility the ride comes to an abrupt stop - even if it later picks up the pieces and gets back on the track.When the music does stop, there will be a lot of folks looking for a place to sit down.

Take the sign down, put your apt on web site,, and meet new tenants your self with appointment show up early so they don't have chance to meet the other tenant. 

Hopefully President Trump will not support such changes.Mortgage interest for the buy and hold is fundamental to our world of REI.  

Normally it is because that market has weaker supply and demand fundamentals.

The fundamentals still apply.