The combination of those searches, along with my own monitoring of Zillow, realtor.com, and Trulia seems to be getting me pretty up-to-date MLS information.

Aside from that you will need vey deep pockets to be able to build the infrastructure and carry the property for a decade before you see any positive returns.

I find using an external (2nd) monitor is a big help for keeping multiple items open on the smaller screen.You might also consider an iPad Pro. 

I also think Memphis has better overall infrastructure for out of state investors then other markets have but I think this is a secondary consideration

After monitoring the market for a few weeks around me I see stuff being closed on left and right, and was wondering if there's something I'm missing.

I have a few clients in Atlanta, and have been monitoring the rental, population and job growth over the past few years, so that's why I was originally thinking of Georgia.

If the tenant refuses to admit it, you threaten to put in a video security system monitoring the doors.

You need to do some digging if the city plans on improving infrastructure and growing..

@Alex Grecu @Leonard Nunery @Ted Scearcy @Peter WeicherOur developers would like to know if you're using a touch enabled monitor when you try to click on the circle to upload your photo?

It means the neighbors have your number, it means when you have rehab happening, your contractor has a "sitter" for the house.I make my Detroit properties work because I am by them non-stop, I have cameras (the wires are inside of steel casing so they are more difficult to cut) I can monitor the premises from my phone or laptop.Detroit is not a buy it and forget it town.