We have few products so this will help narrow down the product and find the best fit for you.

A good way to start narrowing down a search for Atlanta real estate is by ITP and OTP, then city/county, and then look at zip codes.  

That said, I figured that I might get some good feedback from all of you to save me some trouble or at least help me narrow down the field!

CNBS just released their ranking for HQ2....https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/16/as-amazon-narrows-...Based on this research... investing in any B+ cities will be safe bet... 

Bonus points if you narrow in a on a specific market too, but that doesn't need to be done right away.

Daniel,Please look into https://www.prospectnow.com This is the most effective way to narrow down your search by City, property type, size etc. 

It is better to create a system to narrow the field of properties, and then run the math on the ones that fall into the narrowed criteria.

although I’m pretty familiar with everything outside of USDA.What I want to invest in:Right now I'm still in the research phase of my (fledgling) investing career but once I narrow down a few locations the plan is to start with a small SFR value add buy and hold.

I guess I should have specified whether or not I should be in touch with an agent or narrow down and get in touch with property management/managers that are involved with the market that I'm interested in and have absolutely not enough first hand knowledge.I guess either way you answered my question and confirmed my gut instinct that I should be narrowing down and getting in touch with some property managers in the areas I'm interested in investing in.

thank you the thing is im trying narrow the 5 markets I. am looking at. into one