In addition, all new units must be something called adaptable, which means they can be easily adapted to provide for someone with a physical disability who needs accessible features.

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I will do better by writing in a book what the gurus only reveal in their overpriced seminars :)For now, network like crazy to find the people with money.

Also; I hate to ask such basic questions however, I can't find the search feature!

However, I did pay the $200 to attend the 3 day seminar of Fortune Builders hosted by Cole Hatter, and can say without reservation that I completely ripped them off!

If you're looking for investors online you'll need to be more specific about the region and features of the properties

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My path (not necessarily the right path) - I didn't do meet ups, seminars, mentors or RE investment books. 

The best way to pull comps is to understand the neighborhood of the subject property and the market reaction for certain features, condition, etc. - but location is the most important, try to stay within a mile from your subject unless you're in a rural/unique area.