You could offer to transport the tenants belongings to a location of choice within a reasonable distance.

My rationale for looking into Hampden and Charles Village includes access to public transportation and proximity to JHU.

If you're looking for a rental, I would recommend considering the Rainier Valley as you will have better proximity to the Light Rail station down there, which is one of the drivers for transportation in the region.As for cap-rates...well, any purchase here is going to based in part on an appreciation bet.

I chose Atlanta because it is the international transportation hub of the south east having the busiest airport in USIt has a diverse economy with many Fortune 500 companies setting up offices therefriends and family that moved down theremet some investors that were from NY that invested down theregood size populationaverage salary is high enough to pay me rent and rent is decent enough for me to make a profitprice it is way cheaper than NYC

I currently work in the logistics/ transportation industry and have been looking to either get out of the industry completely or find another way to supplement my income.  

Your personal auto policy's livery exclusion could come into play if you are transporting customers.

The transportation system is in place aka Bart and Caltrain.

I'd recommend starting with it to get an idea, then cross checking by identifying the quality of other properties (meaning interior upgrades and proximity to transportation/shopping centers) by viewing the actual listings and pictures.

I currently am working in the transportation/ logistics industry and have no formal experience with real estate.  

And other locations within close proximity to the city with good transportation.