I have not read it but Brandon Turner's book looks like a good resource:http://get.biggerpockets.com/nomoneydown/I did read this one and it was pretty good:http://smile.amazon.com/Nothing-Down-2000s-Dynamic...That said we only do deals where the exit strategy is clear.

Thanks for the visual.

It leaves no obvious visual evidence of a break-in.Ouch.

The data is there, but getting the visualization that shows them side by side isn't straight forward.Thank you for this awesome tip!

This was a spot on assessment and the dynamic has only stayed consistent since when you wrote this.

I also was presented with dynamic pricing.

And at least in my experience, vinyl siding has a definite downside visually and aesthetically.

It's a dynamic market with a growing economy and various investment opportunities.

Dynamics are good, but you may not be able to be in and out in 6months for your second project. 

I built a much nicer website than what they had and used a booking engine called ResNexus (which is awesome, BTW) that allows you to set dynamic pricing.