I would also think a more 'blue collar' demographic with more 600- 650+ FICO score 'potential buyers' (used to renting, thinking they needed an 800 credit score and/ or 20% down, to 'buy') with only a few grand to put down and little or no prior knowledge of their ability to 'rent to own' would be optimal to 'pre- quality' through a mortgage lender, as well as (re)educate people that there are also good reasons to 'rent to own,' aside from getting into a house to 'build equity.'

You could go inland to the IE, buy seriously distressed at a discount, put a lot down, and/or house hack it, etc. to make the cash flow work out better, but I don't think it is necessarily the optimal strategy for today (I could be wrong) and I've been more of a holder or seller than a buyer of these as of late.

Financing the purchase & rehab through landers - the terms are not optimal comparing to bank.3.

Thank you everyone who will respond. I'm trying to find the best combination of profit margin, landlord friendliest states/cities and areas with best chances of property appreciations. This is incredibly hard task esp...

On page optimization (essentially rewriting all your content so it’s unique and will help rankings), off-page (all your local listings, directories, etc), back-link building, consistent content creation, getting that content on high authority pages as a third party contributor, ideally linking back to your site, etc.

They don't care about leveraging or optimizing their returns.

That is a strong indicator of the sellers' optimism towards the future of tourism, and also their financial health.I hope this helps.  

I would like to plan a driving route where I can copy addresses from a spreadsheet, paste them into a window, and have the route optimized for efficiency. 

I've been talking to a few lenders, financial advisors, and credit optimization companies.

One thing that a lot of people do when they are starting out is they build optimism into their scenarios.