If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.

LolThe reason I ask is I want to know: How long does it take for a bank to recognize the revenue that comes from a cash flow positive property?

Example: I did not care about permits for the first few houses I worked on and I did not know enough to see/ recognize good work.  

Even if the deal wont work out, the effort of analyzing it will help you recognize a good deal when you see it.Make sure you have specific search criteria you are interested in to filter on, otherwise your head will be spinning with all the active listings. 

You'll end up recognizing some of the questions and can quickly roll through and take more time on others not quickly recognized.  

I recognize that condos come with more fees but wouldn't they be rented out more and potentially for a highly nightly rate to offset that? 

The Tax Court has recognized that the several series of an investment fund may be considered distinct taxable entities.

@Ryan Mullin   I  recognize that home and yes I bought that one.. and when I sold out of my 350 homes last year it went bye bye....

If you point to them that the expenses should be higher and rent growth should be lower they would say that you don't recognize the opportunity but other buyers will.

I recognize the value of learning from experienced professionals in the industry and joining this community is the first step in gaining that knowledge.I aspire to provide top-notch housing options that attract quality tenants and create positive cash flow for my business.