@Gonzalo Escobar For the phone system you propose, it sounds like you may run into an issue with your tenants not wanting their cell numbers posted on the street (I know I wouldn't here in SF or anywhere really.)

Ever so slowly, inch by inch, these cars find their way into the street where they are subject to local towaway laws.

@Jay Hinrichs -  I think I'm too young to have enough money to be exposed to that, but I read Wolf of Wall Street, which went into way more detail about the actual scheme than the movie did!

I'm not sure how detailed of information you're looking for regarding schools but a good resource at a high level is http://www.greatschools.org/school-district-boundaries-map/ It ranks schools (elementary, middle and high school) and you can see the school district boundaries to identify down to the street or address which school a particular property would attend.

It was the product of bad loan products being created an sold to an unsuspecting securitized market by the banks and wall street.

I am looking to go from 3 single family units to 9 units total by purchasing these 3 duplexes down the street from 2 of my other rentals.  

-Wholesale at least 3 deals by 2017-Meet some incredible people along the way and enjoy the ride"Many people will not head down the street until all the lights are green.

The prices offered by one TK that I am looking at are in the $70K range but I’m finding homes (that “appear” well kept) on sale on the same street or right next to it in the $20-40K range.

The "appraiser" used completely irrelevant comps in a different neighborhood when there are literally 3 recent sales on my same street and 2 in my exact same floor plan.

Others (Wife forced me to drive her a few places during Imelda when it wasn't so bad out) seem to park their cars on the streets which in some cases were higher than the surrounding land.