In my opinion you are better off going to some of the inner-ring suburbs where you can get to the 1% rule on $100-150k houses.Unless you want to do what @Philip Postel mentioned and buy up the majority of the complex.

I was just trying to see what may be the best strategy as far as getting in contact with them and getting my phones to ring. 

Ford is investing in Dearborn, and that is worth a look, as are many, many communities in the counties ringing Detroit.  

Other reps kept ringing my phone multiple times a day for over a week.

give me a ring on Monday and ill fill you in...I have my license as an Appraiser, Builder, and Real Estate Broker.All of them are state test

Hello BiggerPockets! My name is Matt Looney and I live in Little Rock, AR. I have recently begun dipping my toes back into the Real Estate Investing pool after a seven year absence. In the mid 2000's, my wife an...

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Does anybody use Ring doorbells in Alaska (I'm in Anchorage)?

I would suggest looking at first ring suburbs were taxes are lower than in the city, which will increase your buying power while maintaining the same cash flow numbers.