Liquid brain syndrome does not beget actual liquidity.So what am I going to do you ask?

so work force more diverse.. but that also leads to very moderate gains in values and values because there are so many rentals are really related to what one will pay for a given cash flow and the 1% rule seems to be the bench mark for OOS investors to take the leap to other markets.. unlike the west coast were our locals are happy at the .05% rule... there is no way they are going to Memphis or Cleveland or any other mid west market for the 05% rule.. why would they with no real value growth there are better ways and safer ways to invest.So where does the investment real estate inventory come from.1. burnt out landlord syndrome there are areas of the city that many won't work in @Chris Clothier commented on those neighborhoods in a thread earlier this week. 

On top of seconding @Mark Gallagher and @Jerome Hanson, I would warn you of the 'shiny new penny' syndrome.

The sick & tired of being sick & tired syndrome.  

The GRM was under 100, but the tenants turned over far too rapidly (higher average vacancy rate) and the property was older (higher maintenance cost), and the tenants damaged the property as well (yet higher maintenance cost, note broken window syndrome).  

It's the what came first the chicken or the egg syndrome.    

Most have 'SOS'  (shiny object syndrome).  

Start there and then you can evaluate if something is right for you or not but otherwise you will have shinny object syndrome in this game.

but there is always burnt out landlord syndrome in any and all mid west markets.. you mitigate that somewhat by living there of course and keeping a close watch..

It is more likely "Shiny Thing Syndrome".