Any more questions is at [email protected] luck, you have so many options to choose the sweet spot, especially as a new investor.

@Jean Bolger is spot on in recommending Frank's book.

@Phillip Dwyer , thanks for the tip on checking the local laws; I didn't know that was a potential requirement.I'm not yet ready to start investing in Detroit, but I do want to be poised to go there soon; I think it's going to be a hot spot once the community there has figured out which neighborhoods are going to be viable.

Someone who knows the real estate game, perhaps an agent/investor who has a lot of experience and can spot a deal.

They can match the sheen and the color to just about spot on where you would have to be eyeball to siding to tell a difference.

.$50 first $35 co-app Sometimes fee paid on spot, but I allow fee deposited to bus acct..Initially, I only gave applications if fee paid, but now I give them out to all who ask...Once I collected 3 on one property and able to choose best fit....I

We do not even need to be there, the tenant can handle getting a car towed if it is parked in their spot.

you got it @jonholdman , thought networking would be a good place to post, but will add  to events forumHey Rob how about that new pizza spot at the lofts  (101 & Encinitas blvd) Quei Bravi Ragazzi is 830p too late? 

I actually think it's important primarily to spot reporting errors and identity theft.

If you have the cash & want to hang onto the properties for a few years it may be a spot to look at.