I know when i got in touch with mine there were a lot of things available that i had no idea about.

Keeping in touch with @Paul Smythe would be a good idea as well as regularly driving, walking and visiting in general to get a feel for the different streets where you're considering investing.

hey @Joshua Dorkin, many companies offer enhanced DNS protection, but you should also go to your internet provider, get in touch with the the network operating centers to make sure they block any unwanted traffic, help you out when you're getting attacked as this is typically a service provided to businesses. 

If you rent to students the cost of clean up/ touch up, and refurbishing after a house full of college kids can get pretty expensive in a short time.  

It can add up on you in a hurry, especially if you are in an area where you can't even touch an outlet if you're not a licensed electrician. 

@Lavetta Gray @Alvin Neal I'm going to have to get in touch with you both when it comes time for me to move to the Detroit Metro Area next spring!

You'll probably hear it a lot, but joining the local REIA groups is a good way to get in touch with others in this field.

For example you might have some older paint that is not terrible but would look better if it was touched up.

I don't have any JV deals so I can't comment on how to set aside reserves but are you guys putting the business funds (reserves/vacancy/cape) into a joint fund that isn't touched?

I guess he has the touch!