We're interested in the long game, not the 1-2 year management contract that disappoints the investor (this is way too common in management).The model leaves room for the investor to increase their equity in the deal, so long as they're buying right.

For a seasoned investor this deal would be an absolute strikeout and disappointment.

@Carl Schreiner you won't be disappointed with McCall if you love the outdoors.

Would be disappointing, as I was hoping to conduct some business travel to view the properties in person. 

I just bought "Multi-Family Millionaire" and was disappointed.

This made only my girlfriend’s income be eligible leaving us pre approved for $200,000, which is very disappointing and discouraging since there are very little duplexes in our area especially ones we’d want to live in for $200,00. 

So, although I can't tell which market is the best, I can tell you that you want to be disappointed with Charlotte.

More than likely you'll disappoint your friends at some point.

Once I start having some success there, now I don't look at California and get disappointed, now I just enjoy exploring creative strategies and making my network in different states, and talking with amazing people making money in unique ways. 

Personally, I generally don't want to wait more than a year to get the bulk of my money back, and I would be disappointed if I still had any money in a property after 4 yrs of ownership.