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I had an inspection done before purchase and the home inspector was amazed at the condition of the home (for a foreclosure) and the price I bought it for, so it's in great shape (structurally and mechanically).It needed some freshening up inside (paint, carpet, bathrooms etc) but it was decently livable and I was happy with the deal (knowing the potential for my future plans). 

I haven't read them myself but I've heard rave reviews.I've read J Scott's flipping books and if they are as informative as his you should be in great shape moving forward.It seems books being sold on this site aren't written like a lot of other books I've read.

It makes a difference, and our houses are in much better shape long-term than they would be if we left it just to the management company.   

I wouldn't worry much if rent continues to be paid and the place is still in good shape when you stop by for inspections.

I know the CT housing market trend over the next year is actually slightly downward. 

That market is definitely trending up.  

The demographics, transit, market and job trends are what I follow closely.

It has a good roof on it and looks to be in good shape inside just peeking through the windows.

I've seen many questions on forums of where to find good demographic information, population trends, statistics about the makeup of properties, or average number of bedrooms per unit.