BUT, with that being said, it speaks to what I wrote above - managing the managers is paramount to your success with out of state investments. 

Education is paramount to success in any endeavor but when we are speaking of investing it is most important to consider its impact on risk.

The minutae of the numbers is not as important as the concept.Quite the contrary, the numbers are of paramount importance with rental properties.

It is there to protect your interests whether your intentions are to flip it or buy it yourself.Minimizing risk and maximizing your return is paramount in any business, especially real estate.

This is paramount to all of us at Homeunion and we thank you for trusting us with your investment.

I've seen GRM around 5-8 depending on property and location.The Paramount theater seems pretty cool as does the Hoosier stadium.  

Real estate expertise is paramount.

Privacy is paramount in this industry.As for insurance, most policies (I'm not an agent or attorney, I just have participated in a lot of lawsuits so this is general information and NOT professional advice) provide for a "nuisance" payment somewhere around $6K for things like nuisance claims and the like.  

For the higher rent in the lower neighborhoods, I find these features are paramount; especially the laundry amongst these types of tenants.Again, I'm not sure what neighborhoods your talking, so this applies to southside or north of 9 mile, etc because those are the rental markets that I know.

In other words, you must view the comps through the eyes of a potential future renter.Of course, location is going to be a paramount consideration.