I realize though that Ocala boasts a lot of septic/well systems.In your multiple realtor use did you run across any that were charging a broker fee to the buyer?

It's actually in a pretty good geographical location: next to Camden Yards (Orioles baseball), M&T Stadium (Ravens football), and now Horseshoe Casino.

Charlotte proper is getting a lot stiffer competition right now so I would suggest Rock Hill, Gastonia, Concord, Mooresville and with the casino coming - Kings Mountain - to start looking at alternative areas.

There is so much liquidity in the world, so why doesn’t all the smart money flow into these Midwest markets people boast about?

Not sure which Casino you work for, but there are multi-family deals in Elgin and Joliet that could work.

Also, I’m hearing from some sources at the casinos in Las Vegas that it’s pretty dead for this time of year, apart from foot traffic from conventions. 

Further West is Hilltop which is a large area but also known for high crime, poverty, and the Hollywood casino.

On top of all of that, it boasts one of the best college football teams Ohio state buckeyes, which is very well known and has a cult following, and attracts a lot of people to the games.

(And by contrast, the suburbs can boast some of the best school systems in the country.)If investors want to come to a place like Milwaukee and give it a go, fine.

This includes hiring a local inspector to assess the condition of the property, working with a property manager to help oversee the rental process, and having a clear understanding of the local laws and regulations that govern rental properties.One state you might want to consider is Ohio, which boasts thriving cities like Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland.