Some may not agree, but think I would rather avoid mixing different guest preferences and recommendations for future guests.

The algorithm really struggles a lot in neighborhoods with a very diverse mix of home sizes and vintages.

I've bought a total of 8 houses in my life, while I can't touch many on BP, that's a lot to me...mix of primary residences as live in flips, normal primary, and 4 investments.

If anyone thinks they have the expertise to target pre-foreclosures in the face of federal laws, attorneys being in the mix dealing on either side of these matters, Realtors being aware of the legal environment, banks delaying procedures in anticipation of sales or solutions, bank employees reviewing contracts and pending steps, what a seller may do in expectation of a sale and other issues.......well, you just have at it.  

I have one investment property (primary home converted to a rental, my first tenant will move in mid-April) and I have been getting mixed opinions on what is best for someone just starting.

The first one was in Los Angeles county which is a mixed-use property (residential and commercial) and a second property that is an SFR in the Palm Springs area of Riverside County. 

The husband I have in mind is African American; the wife is black as well; their 2 yr old baby isn't mixed; the ID emailed to us is of a white guy.

There is development going on in the area as well as expansion; new hospitals, medical parks, mixed use shopping centers, small residential communities and spot residential homes. 

Remember, Mortgages get sold to someone, and while it's a long custody chain with many "horse-swapping" in the mix, at end of day is the investor who is deciding where to plop down another few dozen million.

Mix of both-- we have portfolio in West Texas (at the moment comprised mostly of 1-4 unit properties) but are looking to expand into DFW multifamily now.