Your county or city website should have the impact fees listed.

I am researching on zillow and some other websites to get a decent deal and have cash to purchase my first few properties.

Also one thing to do is set alerts on valleymls.com (local realty site in the Tennesse Valley)  That way if something that you are interest in comes on the market it will alert you directly.Lastly do you know of any wholesalers in the area? 

Great that you joined the site! 

I can see in places like CA where they might be more popular but on entry level to mid level houses many will not want to spend the money.My picture and video guy does mainly weddings now as his bread and butter and corporate company pics to use on marketing materials and websites. 

Kijiji or Realtor for finding deals using a similar method as flippers do (x% ARV)Cornwall is tough because there isn't a lot of inventory and the product that appears affordable is in the east end (usually government assistance).

The NOI appears simple to figure out on the suface.

Also get acquainted with auction sites.

Do you know about all of the new bonus depreciation laws and if you can use an online cost seg site for a small residential property?

(eg, when login to the app, you can see the deals you entered in the web, and vice versa) It already defaults to including most of these sort of expenses like CapEx and Vacancies.