It is so resourceful.

The generic advice is to learn as much as you can through free and low-cost resources, like podcasts and books.

I realize taxes are paid yearly, and any other costs on the property (repairs, improvements, property manager, travel costs, etc.) will reduce the income I am paying taxes on, but for now I am just trying to get a general estimate of the monthly breakdown.Please point me to some resources that can help me understand how to best understand and handle taxes! 

Would anyone be willing to share any template/resources for verbiage in adding room mate addendums to current leases? 

I will be using Bigger Pockets' resources to reach out to agents as well, but any tips/ advice in getting started would be appreciated!

The bank we have used to purchase of all of our properties and multi-families is a commercial lender willing to lend the money for this property, so we will not be using any HUD resources.

Hi everyone,Total newby here but have been making my way through the amazing resources BiggerPockets has! 

What resources would you recommend for determining if a neighborhood/market is a desirable location for renters?

Any resources you can point me to or suggest that I review in terms of structure?

As far as information, BP has some of the best resources on the web- think of them as your mentor.