I love everything about where I live ( Ocean Beach, San Diego, 1/2 block from the water, the size of my unit, walking distance to everything I need) but I am the only owner occupied unit in my building.

It can vary block to block and even street to street.

Four-plex on Indian Rocks Beach, two blocks (short side of the blocks!)

Personally, I wake up at 0430 in order to get some stuff done before work, and then time block 2-3 hours in the evenings as well.

If not, I'm unsure exactly how I'll proceed, but it was made clear to tenants that if I can't get rents raised that I can't keep them and they both appeared to be understanding (they assumed I was kicking them out to flip the house because of all the renovations on the block so they were appreciative I was trying to keep them there).

Clearing trees, cutting driveways and installing drain pipes to remove excess water.

'Crushing it in Apartments and Commercial Real Estate' would be a good read for you.And since I'm already here, a second piece of advice...TIME BLOCK :) That's been a huge help for me recently, I wish I would have done it sooner.

This has been said many times, but Baltimore is really block by block.

So if you're living in Providence, I probably wouldn't recommend buying in Woonsocket for example.The farther away your next property is, the bigger of a mental block you'll have to go over there and take care of things, check up on the property, etc.

Seller  or their agent not friendly at all.Will I loose the deal and earnest money if my funds gets delayed or blocked by bank?