These properties are going to be off of homepath.com, or loopnet.com,  foreclosures, I'm looking to aim @ 2-4 units

Like, should I look on zillow for the area with the most homes for sale or recently sold or should I aim for the neighborhoods that have no activity?

I would suggest posting the scope, that will give us a good measure on which you need to take.

Hi Virginia REIs - are inspection periods, etc. measured in business days or calendar days when not specified in a contract? 

One of the things that came up earlier today when I was conversing with others about the rules is whether or not the 10% threshold is per deal, annually, or some other measure.  

I don't think so..http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/160...I'm not sure if the NAR is measuring in a different SF Bay Area than I live, rent, and breathe in..?!

How exactly do I measure that.

Aim for property management best practices. 

Most people measure these things in the context of their own perspective/situation.To answer your question I would start with "how hard am I willing to work for $200k income per year".

I'm also very interested in working in the commercial industry, but am not sure if its the best move with my end goal.Other options that I have applied for and are interested in include:Commercial RE AssociateCommercial RE Business AnalystCommercial RE Financial AnalystCommercial Mortgage BrokerBookkeeper Administrative AssistantLeasing AdministratorLeasing ConsultantProperty/Assistant Property ManagerProperty Management AccountantAssistant to RE AgentLoan OriginatorMortgage Loan ProcessorI have a B.S. in financial services and a background in accounting/finance, so I am leaning towards landing a Financial Analyst or Accountant position at a commercial RE company.Any thoughts or reasons why I should aim for certain positions are appreciated.