At the top of the chimney, it's cracking and needs repaired, but otherwise in good shape. 

I just came across this article from Calculated Risk (the article is about a year old so here is the latest data.) which suggests that MF demand will start to shrink due to increased supply from new building and decreased demand from those aged 25-39, who will make up the top three age brackets in 2020, who will enter their prime home buying years. 

-Ability to replicate this data and relationship foundation for other markets, given time and resources-Sales, relationship building and negotiation skills-Spreadsheet of 70+ potential passive investors that I have started the warm up process for investing.

I had an amazing half built home right on top of Lookout Mountain.

I subscribe to housingalerts and it surprised me to see RI listed as one of the top appreciation markets!

Multiple meters on the outside of the house, multiple mailboxes, numbers on doors...just a few off the top of my head...

If you don’t know off the top of your head (you really should make notes of key dates for end of due diligence and closing).

there's a lot of resources here on that speficic topic.

According to this story from KXAN, "The resolution will provide resources for homeowners, many elderly and low-income families, who the city says investors prey upon to sell their homes, "through high pressure, deceptive, and/or exploitative tactics."

Resources like this are too great to be ignored!