I did not understand demographics, subdivisions, cap rates, or development.

As for learning the neighborhoods, whenever I am scouting different zipcodes, I generally check three sources:www.city-data.comwww.areavibes.comwww.usa.comThey will show me everything from population growth, employment, crime, and any other demographic I am interested in.

The Seller Warranties Section of the AAR Residential Resale Real Estate Purchase Contract requires that all heating, cooling, mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems (including swimming pool and/or spa, motors, filter systems, cleaning systems and heaters, if any) be in working condition.Warrantedleaking faucetleaking landscape featuresoutdoor sprinkler leakleaking tub diverter valveair conditioner below manufacturers specs on splitswindows don’t open/don’t stay up/don’t lockmalfunctioning pool lightnon-working GFI outletceiling fan will not operatewater osmosis system not functioningNon-Warrantedstructural pool leaksloose or rocking toiletungrounded outletsmissing GFI outlethot and cold water outlets reversedcracked windowsmall hole in windowvacuum seal leaking on dual pane windowsmissing or non-working light bulbsroof leaksQuestions?

I have completely rehabbed properties when I was younger (demo, roofing, landscape, electrical, install, etc.)

For demographic info go to www.CityData.com, I've found that to be useful for evaluating towns.  

I've asked for them to be printed landscape or something where I can see the full descripiton, but the PM claims the software won't allow it.That PM sounds great!

The bill now goes to the Governor, who is expected to sign it.I also question the actual utility of intrastate crowdfunding (limiting deals to investors in one state kind of defeats the whole purpose of online crowdfunding), but I do think it's interesting how the political landscape has shifted over the past three years.

I spent more money adding a patio, walkways and landscaping. 

Btw, I have a background in construction and had a design/build landscape company for years.

I have run across instances where I was not able to get the same price as the previous owner.Get the property contracts for laundry, landscaping, pool, and anything else they might be paying services for.Ask for a utility run or copies of the historical bills.