At the very least I think it would be helpful to have a "local" player on your team. 

Also it includes Blue Hammer to help you estimate repairs and it includes a section that collects information and presents various reports including valuation reports.All this said, it is $99 per month and I am also concerned that it is a bit pricey.Maybe as I get more experience I will find the same capabilities for less elsewhere. 

Google and many other big players in the NYC market have already said they will be cutting back on office space and keep employees working from home.

Currently, I have 50k in cash.I do not really have any monthly expenses as I've been living with my parents in Texas for the time-being.I am very much willing and capable of traveling out of state to find a better investing environment.For the longest time, I had planned  to invest in the Austin-Dallas metro areas (pre-pandemic), but the recent price/interest surges have made these areas not great for cash flow.

Paying your boots on the ground or key players in equity might be a gem

I would love to see what some of the big players in the area have to say.  

In the real life, not online.And yes, CF101 is a great drinking game, when the players have some real deals in their hands in real life too ;)

I wonder, do you gals/guys think there are some US markets where it would be easier (or harder) for women to become successful players?

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@Madeline Burke Do you happen to know approximately when TurboTenant will have online automated rent payment capability?