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How to find highest value rentals

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Hey everybody, 

I was hoping to get some advice from some of you seasoned veterans here.  My portfolio is made up of 3 rental properties and i'm ready to get my 4th.  I am strictly residential real estate right now.  So I don't have a bonified strategy or niche yet, but my gut tells me to keep doing just common residential real estate for now because it's what I know and what has been successful for me thus far..  My question is this... how can I find the best value?  How do I find the best deals?  How do I know if it's a great deal?  What am I measuring to benchmark how good of a deal a certain opportunity is?  

I mean, I am open to buying a peace of property anywhere in the south eastern United States if it's something that's going to be a great investment.  My other 3 houses have worked out wonderful and all are generating great profits, but there was no science to it other then it felt right.  I am trying to be more calculated from here on out!  Does anyone have tips for me?  Any and all advice is appreciated.  Thank you!!

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