I was reading this article https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2016/07/30/how-to-be-a-landlord/.

 well written great article!

There's a great "34 step property management" article on BP that I use and add things here and there to the process, ie.

This has inspired me to write a short article about the pros and cons of getting your license.  

South Austin 78745 and 78748 have a few duplexes for sale although prices are rising as that area of town is becoming popular.  

It's not a bad idea to have it on each page. 2) You want to consistently post articles on your website.

I have a basic idea of wholesaling but I keep reading articles and listening to Podcast and everyone's strategy is different.

Hello again Bigger Pockets Community and Real Estate Professionals of Rhode Island, I'm looking for the popular effective apps to use if anyone uses apps for the following:Mortgage Apps Property Evaluator apps ( for address, projected rents, Income, expenses, financing info, improvement costs, buy & hold,etc )Searching for residential and commercial properties appsPDF app for signing, pads, deals, contracts, etcApps for landlords to keep track of tenants paying rent, etc Rental property apps that estimate potential monthly, annual cash flow and the ROI (return of investment) for a propertyRental property Portfolio apps that tracks one's properties in totalReal Estate contract apps Offer appsI did look for a couple of apps such as; Easy Mortgage app, shake up law app, etc but wanted to hear from the RI Real estate community of what apps you use or have used currently for efficient usages as an investor of real estate?

Cibolo and Schertz are very popular with Randolph/Ft Sam members.

There are a few westside areas in the city such as Westpark, Old Brooklyn, Kamms Corners, Riverside  that are popular with investors we work with as are the many of the suburbs such as Lakewood, Parma, Garfield Heights, Maple Heights, Cleveland Heighs, South Euclid, and Euclid.