Their behavior indicates they are not responsible and don't have the finances to afford your rental.

One of the keys I've found is focusing on neighborhoods that are on the upswing—places with signs of revitalization where you can still get affordable properties.In Memphis, I'd imagine a similar strategy would work.

Our property management company is based out of New Brunswick, we see a lot of success with rentals around Middlesex County and they're more affordable to buy vs North NJ. 

I'd buy the best primary single family house you could appropriately afford.

I don't know Chicago that well but sounds like that area (the 78) is up and coming and may be a great opportunity as it's still affordable. 

Some common questions include how to choose the right markets, especially with inflation affecting affordability and returns.

For those looking to invest in a growing and economically stable market, Raleigh-Durham presents a perfect combination of affordability, appreciation potential, and a high demand for housing.

i can afford it. 

It got me to a point where I can afford to live a little but also be relaxed.

Identifying those opportunities can lead to solid investments.Demand for Affordable Housing: The points you made about the demand for older, well-maintained properties in desirable locations are crucial.