What websites do you all use to find information like, property taxes, population size, school districts, path of progress, level of crime, potential expenses for utilities.

Hello Everyone, I am looking for some opinions here regarding tracking financial progress with operating small multi-family properties.We recently bought a 4-plex with a silent partner who provided half the equity, I am the managing partner since the property is located in the town my Wife and I live, while our partner lives about 6 hours away and prefers to be a silent partner.

I find that endurance athletes are equipped with key behaviors that position them to succeed as investors:Long term orientation Recognition that there will be good periods and bad periodsAppreciation for consistent, incremental progress over long time periodsPerseverance/grit/determination Mental toughness Laser-focused on long-term goalsIntrinsically motivated (with intensity)Apprection for hard workI’m a lifelong marathoner (Multi-time finisher:  San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, Portland, Big Sur) and investor and believe that participation in endurance sports can teach us many things about the qualities required to succeed with investing activities over the long term.

Look forward in hearing how you are progressing with your property.Tim

This goes without saying, but finding a PM that specializes in the asset that you're looking at is critical.For properties that are 100 years old, i'm guessing they are urban, in established and progressive cities, and have complex infrastructure.

Or about their academic progress.

depending cash flow of the business sounds like you have about a 17X in value jump with your land in the path of progress ! 

Would love to chat more to see how it's been renting, and hear about progress on the basement unit!

Now that we have officially competed the first month of the year, I want to know what goals we all have set for 2019 and what progress we’ve made to achieve those goals so far?!

It's on Progress Road, next to an elementary school - have you heard of that street?