I bet you could go into Columbus or Atlanta or Indy and clean up on these poor old tired landlords.Now this is just funny...http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/56/topics/1561... not for tea totalers.

Although these ended up being a great investment (sold one of them 3 years later for approx $75k higher than he purchased them), it's not his cup of tea. 

His goal is to take advantage of amortization and appreciation to have that SFR pay for his kid's college. not everyone's cup of tea, but it works for himThen there is risk, which goes hand and hand with return, but is rarely talked about on BP.

Fun, made a few bucks, but not my cup of tea.  

@Andrew Holmes sweet midwest transactionsLet meet up for coffee/tea next time you are in Packerland.

@Jonathan Tea  I believe the Turn Key @Douglas Skipworth mentioned Mid South Best Buyers is actually Mid South Home Buyers, in case you had a hard time finding them online. 

I intend to invest in small multi-family properties (2-4 units), but will add a layer of "regulatory armor" around any local investments based on what applies now and what the tea leaves tell me will apply in the future.  

Not my cup of tea at all.You got this!

Oroville is a bit sketch but everything around it is absolutely my cup of tea.

Not my cup of tea, but from a financing perspective FHA/HUD financings are strict on compliance with FairHousing /ADA standards on properties built after 1990.