Prices have declined in Seattle and Amazon has announced they are leaving the city. 

Only thing we found that you didn't need years of experience was amazon.

Concord and that little airport and the Amazon distribution facility have got to have created some SFR buy and hold opportunities.

Studios also do well in certain areas like Hilltop. 

I called up Geico and they mentioned that they don't cover my type of tenant(martial arts studio) I wonder if there is a certain cutoff. 

From the sound of it success isn't guaranteed but if a recording studio can be soundproof then there has to be a way to do it correctly. 

The current tenants have been long term, but one of the units is a studio apartment and would be perfect to be rented to a nursing student during the school year (we're considering using it ourselves as a vacation unit, so we'd rent it out furnished). 

Here in Denver my least expensive sec. 8 units are $1,350 for 2/1’s, $950 for studios.

I have a lead on a 10 unit studio apartment complex and upon further digging, the landlord pays all electricity, gas, and water.

In Montgomery, there is a new Amazon distribution center going in, this is the perfect example of a blue collar job and these are your potential renters.