I particularly like podcasts I downloaded to my iPhone and listen when commuting.

If you become the go-to for a particular niche in a given region, you'll see all sorts of deals that other folks might not.

Particularly the Dothan, Ft.

If anyone has any idea how to allocate separate capital for each particular deal inside of one Series A placement I would love to learn more about how you're doing it.

Check federal law, state law, and local code/ordinance, and if this particular situation isn't addressed then fall back on the lease.

My post had more to do with being a devil's advocate as to why YOU might be willing to buy a particular property, do to, perhaps something that you saw or knew that others don't.Opportunities are found; deals are made.

A lot of this may depend on your liquid position, ability to access data for the markets you're seeking to invest in, and the type of support you can have in any particular market.I can tell you TX is old faithful and you can get into deals with less out of pocket, but there is high competition and your margins may be lower than say GA.

Why thank you Mehran I appreciate you taking the time to point me to that particular video.

This particular property has potential mold in the basement on the floor joists

This particular property will take me the following out of pocket expenses if I use conventional loan (25% down):Down payment - 12,250Initial repairs - 5,000 (estimated, not sure if this will be higher or lower yet but figured I would need some repairs due to age)Closing - 4,000-5,000