Next, u need to grasp the ability to know what to fix, how to improve floorplan layouts, and what to put into homes for your market to get the most for every dollar spent.

Hi Edwin,If you lay out kind of a loose plan of what you are thinking I think you will get more help.

The details -The bank counter is 119k-Rents for 1k-1100 per month-Built in 2004-1500 sq ft 3/2Financial:-25% down(+)'sGood neighborhood and surrounding areaNewer home so hopefully not many repair Some Curb apeal -Good size(-)'s-Tiny lot (backyard maybe 6 foot long)--The builder put a lot of these home in one area so the street is one lane -low end fixtures etc, not the best layout.

So folks asked for a few pictures of the dealFirst we have the stand layout.  

Some of the ones started by big names (Intuit, etc.) like SparkRent and others have gotten out or merged into others.

Lastly, your lease should also layout the cost of the fee for a bounced check or in your case law fees for non payment.... 

At that level you also compete against the buildings with a ton of amenities for the type of buyer (i.e. not a family) where as with a 2 bedroom you can get a family that many times is more stable and may be happier with the layout of a house.3) You left out taxes.

But he'll lay out a scenario, tell me what he's seeing and ask me questions.Therefore, I know he is doing in-depth analysis of self employment tax returns.  

They want it to work and they don't care how efficient the cabinet layout is... cheap cheap cheap. 3- if the number comes in really low that may mean the owner wants me to try and work with that budget, which I will if it is at all realistic, or they want me to hit an unreal number and that means they probably don't have any money.

It'd be really cool if each episode of your new podcast focused on 1 topic but had various experienced/advanced RE investors describe/lay out their best/optimized/efficient "systems" for that topic.