I always name my companies a very generic name because I'm not trying to build a brand that people recognize.

I ask seriously because I agree that us new guys need to walk properties, see what the market looks like and learn to recognize a deal when we see it but how does a guy with a full time (50 hour a week) job, an 18 month old baby and all the other stuff find time to walk 100 properties?

They can be recognized by using "Cash-on-cash" returns as their primary financial metric and they hope to sell to somebody also willing to overpay down the road.

I feel like i have all the tools to find these properties but i cant recognize a good deal if i saw one.

Some great CRM's that are recognized in the industry are Top Producer, Rethink, Contactually, Property Base.

Yet I recognize the opportunity to leverage primary home mortgage rate and a live in flip situation long term.One of the scenarios I recently glanced at was a nicer high end duplex in Elizabeth area, big yard and really nice neighborhood.

If you build a great relationship with them, you will probably learn a lot in the process.The highest performers always recognize the things they are not good at, and find someone that is good to perform the task.

Brooklyn has had some parts that have been appreciating rapidly so this might be something you can recognize personally if you visit first.

If you hone in on a smaller area of Pawtucket, you limit yourself to the number of available houses, but you will also be able to determine how much all those houses will rent for and will be able to easily recognize a good deal when it pops up.

Most counties/states will recognize that the park has been grandfathered.