@James Smith it's been a fun time but not exactly "home".As far as towns, I'm primarily looking at Dover/Dover Point, there are a few duplexes in our price range, unfortunately around Broadway St, they look in "ok" condition from what I can tell from the internet, our agent will be doing a preview for us and we have a friend on the ground who can do a walk through to see if we should nix it from the list or pursue. 

If you found a listed property on the Internet, it was because of the broker's marketing efforts.  

Very good resource to have in my back pocket.But one of the drawbacks to being a three-one-fiver is that our courts apparently don't have internet yet - nothing from Wayne county reports to New York's website. 

The best educational package for investors in the internet, hands down.

But, no I don't have a real estate education company here, I'm on the internet at the link Jared provided, thanks Jared! 

While I fully agree that the Internet is full of free information, and sites like bp have a lot of successful people to vet the information, there's value in the high dollar classes for some people.

This is my first land contract, but I've been reading up on all the information I could find about them on BP and the internet. 

Does the camera require wifi or internet to work?

Hi Everyone,I have been working on a project for some time now and we're finally ready to launch - now we are just trying to figure out which state to go for first.This project answers the thread posted a couple days ago about weather or not agents days are limited, especially with the advent of the internet.

@Jeremy Hunsicker Thanks for the info I'm going to check with the city but from an initial poke around the internet it seems like it is legal in D.C. to sub meter.