My average CF, after all expenses (we'll just call it "take home pay") is $350-475/mo.Be advised, my portfolio is made up of a wide variety of types of rentals.

I recommend getting a Carrot website and then following all of their training.When you pick a market, it's better to go narrow and deep than to simply cast a wide net. 

Repairs and cap ex will vary widely by property and by investor.

I use a wide variety of marketing...it's more the message in the marketing and how I will work with the owner that is changing with the times. 

If blockchain is widely adopted we could see a profound transformation of title companies and title insurance and change the way RE transactions are handled. 

Like it is a 10ft wide strip beside the railroad tracks or something like that.City of Fort Worth normally takes all these properties about once a year and does a closed bid sale. 

He's a broker and will do a wide ranging search to find the best rates and coverage.

@Ian Woods We work with an array of small balance commercial lenders and, like it sounds like you've experienced, the pool of interested lenders dwindles alongside loan amount, price per unit, and distance from major metros. 

State laws vary widely on this some only accept first class mail while some need proof of delivery. 

Suggestion to those poor sign placers: Either get your signs pre printed in good block lettering, or use an extra wide Marks-A-Lot (larger than standard), which you can buy in the school supplies section of Target or at an Office Depot.