If you're dealing with the lower end of the economic spectrum, you may want to set up Pay Anywhere to let your tenants pay you electronically with a cash deposit at any nearby 7/11.

He is also a property manager in the area and he is confident that he could get $1000 at it's lowest and possibly even $1100 at the higher end of the spectrum.

I remember because I was surprised to see a college town there and also because Fort Wayne is on the other end of the spectrum.

If you are willing to accept bigger risks — leading to bigger rewards if the investments work out — then you would pick a syndicator that matches that investment style.Our firm is on the conservative end of the spectrum, and therefore hasn’t lost money on deals to date.Good luck, and let me know if I can help!

Hi Kenneth Noronha for a 3 bedroom you can get as an average 1350-1550 depending on specific school areas and house condition, yard etc The average household income in Brantford is only about 40k so keep that in mind when buying rentals as rent should be a third or less than their monthly income (this is not set in stone just a good rule of thumb) There is a very high demand for 3 bedrooms (2 baths are less common at the prices I buy at) so you should be able to get to the higher end of that spectrum

Those are about opposite ends of the of the spectrum in terms of how much time and effort you want to put in to this site. 

The median home value in Sacramento is much higher than that so you'll be looking at properties in the lower end of the spectrum which can be a greater risk of buying into a bad neighborhood.Although, you may be able to purchase a fixer, and I believe @Carrianne Mucho knows of some loan products that may help make that a possibility.

@Josh Tonecha - Demolition and cleaning are often on the lower end of the spectrum when it comes to a property buildout.  

That doesn't mean they will rent for that much but its a pretty good indicator of where your property fits into the spectrum.  

I haven't quite determined my niche market just yet, I'm interested in starting with something on the more passive side of the spectrum like note investing or limited partnerships, my husband wants to go straight into something like the BRRR model, short term rentals or long distance investing in more affordable/better cash flowing markets.