And most of the people that ask this question fall into the 'not very motivated, window shopping' category of potential renters, further demotivating me from researching the question.

So even with conventional there are two types or categories of loan "owner occupied" and "non owner occupied".

In the "it depends" answer category, should i stick with whats common in the 'hood, what the best looking homes in the 'hood have (i am tending to favor this), or something else?

You'll quickly see the pieces come together.For example, the Sub-2 aspects mentioned appear to be broken down in several categories, they aren't really.

The topic has been covered many times and in some of the threads, there are suggestions for other software you haven't mentioned, and one has a link to a review of property management software.In the upper right corner of this page, enter your seach term, and the site categories the results in forums, blogs, etc.

Yep both are awesome, also investclub for women that met last night in Irvine.Also in North San Diego you have NSDREI also there is Long Beach FIBI.I'll be at Investors Workshops next week for sure, I'm doing the bonus session.

I am hesitant to promise a bonus for finishing early because I think that it would encourage short cuts.

Nick, I assume you already have "biggerpockets podcast" ;)http://www.smartpassiveincome.com/category/podcast/ yes, they have ads but it's interesting to listen to.http://www.entrepreneuronfire.com/podcasts/ lot of different interviews. + TED Talks I like to listen to different topics (not just real estate).

But a lot of folks in that category have very limited assets and very limited income.

It is a bonus to tenants to do month to month because they can give their 30 days and leave whenever they want..... not such a bonus to the landlord.