Or there are also house flipping specific softwares for tracking project expenses.Here's a spreadsheet example:If you keep up with your project expenses in this format, I bet you will be better off than the vast majority of flippers.

The vast majority of those people will have said capital gains in stocks, not real estate. 

For the vast majority of people, there full time job is the greatest capitol generation engine they will have.  

As previously stated, that rate is far lower than what they charge for a kWh.One thing to note, I had my system installed in 2012, so the rates and rebates may be vastly different than what's offered these days.

I recognize the vast difference insurance costs between property types and location.

Actually the vast majority of property management contracts specifically state that the Property Manager & not the owner has the say over the rent that is to be charged.......This is what I am saying.

But the pros vastly outweigh the cons. 

Therefore single family homes are the vast majority of the market so there is just less of a buyer base for condo projects.

I am at the point where I rarely read something I do not already know or have learned several months earlier.Books take months on end between getting to press, printing, and distribution, so much so that by the time I may get one in my hand, it is already outdated information.Don't get me wrong, the education is key, I have an entire library, literally, in excess of 500 books, many on REI in some form or fashion.

Google "adjudicated newspaper" for your area or check your local law library for a/any publication(s).