A+ location (by our best parks, med center, museums, etc). 

But I'm not going to go negative on a property when I know I can make gobs of cash flow in Houston -- in areas that I know have had strong appreciations ("A" locations near downtown, med center, etc).   

Figured that that area is close to the med center and close to a major freeway interchange allowing for a quick commute in almost any direction.  

I have been impressed with the tenant pool,  mostly late 20's/early 30's state workers or UCD Med Center employees that are tired of midtown  rent increases and want a house with a yard but don't want to commute from the burbs.  

Our out of town properties are doing well for the "shelter in place" type people, and we have some product by the med center as well.

If you're a buy/hold investor, there are some great prospects that pop up around UVA for both college rentals as well as the robust medical residency program that UVA Med Center has.

Largest Medical center in the world#1 Cancer Research center in the worldIf the med center was its own city it would be the 16th largest in the USEvery pro sports team except Hockey is here2nd largest exporting port in the country.2 international airlines have Hub operations based in HoustonAverage home price is 21% below the national average Rent is 28% above the national average

The part of Thirdward that's close to the med center had 500k plus homes and plenty of multi family.

@Bob Malecki I'm pretty familiar with the Med Center, NW area.  

I was born in Cincinnati and have a daughter Dr at Cleveland Med Center I would not invest in Ohio as your starting point.