I would need a street to narrow it down and give you a better answer.

I agree with @Max Gradowitz, you need to narrow your search area way down.

We have been looking in all areas around and in Kansas City, and haven’t really narrowed down a specific area.

That way you can ask questions once you narrow down what is relevant to you.

I think I have narrowed it down to Zoho and lessannoyingcrm.com (thats the actual name, ha), I may play around with both since they are both free.

Avoid the "shiny object syndrome" by narrowing down your niche as soon as possible.

Finally, I agree with some of the other responses here, too, like taking into consideration the school district and driving around the area yourself once you have a few narrowed down.

From my research, I have narrowed down what markets, type of property and strategy I want to pursue.

The main one could be that your focus is narrowed to the area you are farming, but if you choose your farm area well then this should really be more of a help than a hindrance, because it will mean more business for you overall.

Mind you I'm in the Los Angeles market so it would be different than some other areas.When hunting the NOT listings for upcoming sales hoping to find a door I can knock on, I would like to narrow down the number of doors that are to be knocked.