Stick with something a little more bread and butter to learn the process and build momentum for future projects.

B - Bread and Butter very low crime.

Also many use mastic where it should be thin set,,,and back buttering tiles required.I worked in a store that had concrete floors with tile over. 

Saving money by either eating peanut butter sandwiches during the day or go to bars that sell $1 beer instead of regularly-priced beer.

I used to work with a landlord who's bread and butter was low income tenants.

Taxes are my bread and butter.

reading between the lines Burnt out landlord syndrome is the number one target of wholesalers.. its your bread and butter so to speak. 

We initially did some work in this class, but quickly decided that B-/B+ was our bread and butter - the hassles of Section 8 bureaucracy and high turnover just weren't worth it.As tempting as the price points may be, remember that the rougher the area, the more unstable your tenant pool.

I “pay” a synthetic rent ( the one i would have to pay to have a similar house, assuring i can live for a long period ( landlord happy, so no harassment of moving every 1 or 2 years plus taxes, maintenance minus the money working.If theres a huge difference, then my house is a liability.

But with the market being the way it is I decided to look into properties that didn’t exactly fit the bread and butter 3/2 that other investors were focusing on, and maybe eliminate some competition that way.