Even if you're naturally talented you still have to devote a lot of time and effort to become truly great at something.  

What you are going to find are tons of strategies (leverage to the hilt, buy cash only, etc.) that all work brilliantly for some and not at all for others because of their own personal goals and tolerances.

In efforts to present the most timely information and research available, we will be sharing our most updated areas of consideration for investors and grading to correspond.

What is your budget of time and money to dedicate to this effort?

Just in case anyone comes across this, I found tons of information to consider in these posts:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/40000-brrrr-real-estate-investment/https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/7704/48421-3-secrets-everyone-needs-to-know-about-using-a-203k-loan---its-easy

Once I decided to focus my marketing efforts on investors, my business exploded.

I appreciate BP spending the time and effort on this.

Account Closed I try to avoid taking any security deposit if the tenant made a clear effort to clean and fix any problems.

Most of them due to the appraisal and the broker not wanting to put forward any effort as he was certain this would not get cleared and was wasting his time (I saw it with my own eyes in an email, to the lender from the broker "I fully expect this not to work out")Needless to say closing is set for next Wednesday and assuming survey gets done we should be good to go!

Youtube is brilliant but there are cavity brick walls which is how stuff started being built after say, 1910 or so - that's not a hard and fast - but before that, true masonry walls were common.