I've started a renovation and maintenance company that caters to investors, PM's and Landlords.  Would enjoy feedback on what rehab and ongoing maintenance issues you see during flips or managing property.

I don't mind personal sacrifices of quality of life, personal space, or amenities.I know this a lot but you have a very good idea where I am coming from.

I do understand and appreciate the end goal of zoning ordinances such as that of SFR's to maintain the quality and the value of the neighborhoods - which is why I am asking about this.

I’m not saying that REI doesn’t work in my county, but I’m having to figure out different methods to get the information I’m seeking since these options are not really helpful.

But the smartphone is usually only equipped with a minimal amount of memory, buying extra memory built in to the smartphone can be expensive, many smartphones have no means of using external memory by default, and good quality photos consume lots of memory.

I'd highly recommend you sitting in one training class for each broker you interview, and judge for yourself on the quality/quantity.

Yeah, I would stay away from Phoenix just because of the quality of tenant you are going to get.  

Depending on the quality of the finish work on the slab, it is feasible to keep the concrete as your finished floor and I've seen it done with a faux marble finish that looked great.  

All of my best deals have all been introduced to me by agents/brokers and the occasional wholesaler.Also, I constantly monitor the MLS and setup alerts in different areas I am farming and make aggressive offers quickly and methodically.

I NEVER pay tax on this money afterward and neither do my heirs as it will be a death benefit to them.Do your own research and I believe you will find the Bank on Yourself method to be one of the best ways to Finance your realestate deals in the future and coupled with a self-directed Roth Realestate IRA how can you go wrong.