The “what” will come naturally with time.

This is true for most all rentals in the Midwest which aren't in like a total ghetto or something of that nature.

Naturally you should follow the strategy best suited for you.Since we are both in San Diego, maybe we can meet, have coffe or a meal and chat about our investment approaches, and if we run out of interesting topics on that, we tell each other the war and flight stories...

@Jacob Compton I'm a little late to this post, but here is a good Forbes article about natural disasters and flooding specifically that would be helpful for the future - all of these crazy storms in the Midwest keep coming out of nowhere!

There are lots of views and saves so people are looking.Maybe remove the pictures of the barn and carport/workshop because viewers may expect it to look as nice as the home and the surrounding natural landscaping. 

Hi Everyone, After listening to more pod casts than I can count this is my first post and interaction with BP.

I also learned a great deal about renovations, rental laws as well as interacting with tenants. 

I never thought I'd get used to it but it's second nature now.

Biggest drawback to Sonic properties is the specialty nature of the land improvements.

Thanks Jake,I'm looking at the Jersey Shore and listing with local realtors, who typically take 12% to fill the rental week, collect payment and handle most small issues that arise during the week and interact with the tenants.