I had the best paying job I’d ever had as a Digital Content Director at a small TV Network and they required I relocate from Brooklyn to work out of their Glendale offices. 

Any digital keypad and give them the code.

It is completely free for the first property and includes listing, applications, digital leasing, online rent collection, and maintenance tracking. 

They approach I really like is essentially becoming the "Digital Mayor of your Town and or City" as termed by Gary Vee.Now if you are not familiar with what that means I give you the run down What really traditional marketing would be is, *forgive me if I exaggerate a bit*,  just plastering yourself in everyone's mind as, that's Joe the real estate agent, he seems to be everywhere I go. 

Here is what I found to be worth the read and homework before investing in notes. 1. ebook Introduction to Note Investing by Dave Van Horn found in BP – thanks  @Dave Van Horn2.

However, areas with the highest demand and lowest inventory experienced double-digit percent price jumps simultaneously coupled with declining sales activity.

You might find my ebook "10 Step Guide to Buying and Holding a Small Multi-Family Rental Property" helpful.

Of course, you need to find a few good (e-)books to read/listen to.

I've spoken with contractors and will meet with architect next month to get digital plans. were thinking of selling the project while I manage it boots on the ground. we will let you all know how it goes!!! 

Now, here is the catch: there are some areas that have seen stagnant or declining values, and then there are some that grew by double digits.