Some are tight and walk a straight and narrow line, and others think more creatively, outside the box.

If you want primarily medical profession tenants, it will dramatically narrow down the number of buildings that would work for you. 

Unfortunately, MN REIA has always been too narrow minded in scope from what I've taken from it.

Here is a blog post i wrote that might help narrow down the choices for an agent:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/5868/52724-im-...As to the numbers:A.

I am currently wholesaling in Mecklenburg County and narrowing down by zip codes. 

I followed your advice and narrowed it down to one property.

Thanks @Laura Tokgozoglu , that is all very helpful and I’m going to really narrow down my criteria even more now.

Before I answer these questions, I would like to hear how everyone determines how much they can spend on a house, so that I can narrow down my universe.

I am performing market analysis on various markets that we are looking to expand in, and have narrowed it down to 3 markets.

If during the screening a applicant gives any push back or questions my lease I reject them based on attitude.Once I narrows it down to the best I have a second personal interview to insure I have made the right choice before accepting them as a tenant.I reject any applicant I believe will be a bad personality fit for my property regardless of how qualified they may be.