Driving through to the 4unit in the neighborhood and there’s a sum of Hispanic and African American individuals being out.

Another one that helped me immensely is Crucial Conversations.

They are free to you as a buyer and will provide you with immense amounts of value.Hope this helps!

This is why I love this community, I thank you immensely

As i have been learning and reading and absorbing the fantastic information that Bigger Pockets and their investors have put out, I want to have my properties cover themselves and even if im unable to make immense profits off of them due to the current world events, I will still be succeeding in the long run with the equity earned over time as they pay themselves off and of course appreciation as well.

One of the reasons it is hard for people to understand the IMMENSE wealth of these folks is you will never see them.

If you think like this, we could benefit one another immensely!

Overall housing is still holding up all things considered (mortgage rates nearly doubling from the lows), which is helping immensely.

Everything points to those zip codes being "undesirable" areas even though, I would not call them "hoods" like you may see in bigger cities, more like low-income, majority African American areas, some of those lots have been on the MLS for over 5 years, so very low demand.One thing about Alabama is that, there are huge variations from city to city- Montgomery is not a desirable city,  Birmingham is going through some gentrification where you have homes in the 20-30K and 200-300K ranges in the same zip code.

@Matthew Bowling - If you could hire a handyman on staff and charge the landlord at cost for maintenance calls, e.g. whatever you pay him hourly + benefits, that is immensely valuable.