Brian Gibbons on here teaches a lot on that sort of stuff, I'd start reading his posts if I were you.

At least for those unwilling to invest their most valuable asset, time.

-Have a fire plan-Have working smoke detectors and fire extinguishers-Teach your children and your tenants what to do in case of a fire-Have proper insurance-Don't run your clothes dryer unsupervised-Thank a fireman

Thank you all for your valuable input!!!

@Miguel Perez - 3 months later, did a search and found your response valuable!

Richard "Rick" Clatfelter, 42, of Phoenix, also is named in the lawsuit as executive vice president of the business and his assets were also frozen.Deucher and Clatfelter guaranteed their investors they would see returns by "represent(ing) that investments were safe and low risk because the notes and investment contracts were 100 percent collateralized by valuable real property," the SEC said in a statement in January."

Thanks to all who responded with this valuable information.  

I look forward to any help and appreciate the valuable time you spent to read through this!

Start counting how many are IC sites.To answer your Q...I am in CT, close to NYC and a competitive market as well.You should talk to @Trevor Mauchhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/users/CarrotHe has webinars often.I highly recommend you sit through one of these to get all your questions answered.https://oncarrot.com/webinar/Anyone can join where he teaches you about SEO how to rank whether you have IC or not.

With that said I couldn't agree with you more on RTP, appreciation and (especially) the difference between bunk and valuable data.