Provide Constructive Feedback and Recognition Regular Feedback Loops: They provide timely and constructive feedback, focusing on growth and improvement, not just correction.

D)  The street address number for the subject property wasn't supplied even after I purchased the lead. 

In Columbia, finding a small multi-family property that makes sense numbers-wise can be difficult, but not impossible (low supply).

There are good and bad tenants in each category.No one can logically say Section 8 tenants overall are better than regular tenants.

The brokerage uses this to pay for lots of stuff office supplies, CRM, insurance, marketing, etc..

Waking up at 6am to conduct repairs before work, staying up until 1am after work showing properties, buying supplies at Depot/Lowes, repairing more properties, and calling back applicants since no one in D-class has/uses email, ever.Confronting the realization that no screening any PM will ever do can filter out for populations that live off the grid and outside of traditional credit markets. 400-500 credit scores are expected, past landlords that were unreachable, and jobs that were often cash money with little/no documented receipts. 

But I still recommend taking regular trips to anywhere you invest in out-of-state and it would be a good idea to time the next trip with when the local REIA group is meeting.

fyi - financing an AFH is not as  easy as financing a " regular " investment  property  .....commerical or   special  ADH  loan program  will be needed and   terms will be  higher  

Too expensive, too much multifamily supply as @Scott Trench mentioned.

I mainly deal with short-term rentals, requiring constant turnover and restocking supplies.