(Here in California is fat outside of our price range).Our search has brought us into the New Orleans area; multifamily properties are available and reasonably priced.Beyond being mindful of the flood zones, is there any additional considerations to investing in this area specifically if the numbers make sense?

Lots of fat and middlemen getting that way. 

You don't want a fat HOA; it's money down the drain and doesn't build equity OR help with leverage.

Office space is going to be fat that gets trimmed to help keep companies afloat.

This means you will have to do a bit of networking and possibly direct mail to get a big fat Cash Buyer's list. 

I believe the answer would be a big fat NO.  

I use this app to record what I eat throughout the day to make sure the amount of protein, carbs, and fat are in proportionate amounts. 

Full of fat promises, does not deliver on any of them.

You can make it a policy to never rent to fat people if you wanted.

I asked about renovations because if you don't have a lot of Money to make deals work, the Money is in the ugly ^^You know the fat girl you never looked at in school?