@John AndrewsHere in the Bay Area, I have success with both ends of the spectrum.

I "feel" like given the fact that not a lot of 3 bed 3 bath properties exist in the area I can land near the higher end of the price spectrum as an LTR, $2200-$2500. 

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I am an intermediate investors and have done a wide spectrum of residential investing but I have never moved a home.  

I am glad to get someone on the other end of the spectrum saying to go for it.

Another often overlooked aspect of real property investment is where you want to be or are able to be effective on the passive - active investment spectrum.  

talk to the other investors about what they're doing.RE deals are a spectrum. 

My main concern is I don't want junk mail like spectrum come every month that i have to pay to have them discard or forward it to me.  

There is a wide spectrum of qualifications.

In real estate, cash flow and appreciation are two ends of the spectrum.