Green?" 

Since I spend a lot of time in traffic, I have had plenty of time to listen to audio books, and one that has really inspired me is David Greene's "Long Distance Real-Estate Investing".Hoping to hear from others who have invested out-of-state without going the turnkey route, others who invest in Columbus, or anyone else who would like to network or share experiences! 

I am really interested in BRRRR out of state (just finished listening to Brian Greene's book, Long-Distance Real Estate Investing), but open to other ideas as well.  

The other thing is see is people using light pastel colors like tan or green or blue in paint with a bright white border trim .

Do you know Phillip Green?

Now, I am looking to implement the David Greene strategy with out-of-state-long-term-rentals.

You can certainly start with no money @Kala Green, but you should focus on learning more and honing your skills.

I believe Fannie or Freddie have a green development incentive that could lower financing fees.Good luck

Price / Rent Ratio - lower the better Avg Median Income - feeds into #2, not as important on its ownAvg Median Price - feeds into #2, not as important on its ownAvg Median Rent - feeds into #2, not as important on its ownRent % of Income - rent should be >1/3 of incomeSociodemographic Rank - should be high (used this article)Population Growth - should outpace US average (used this site)Jobs Growth - highger the better (used Forbes data: example)Law Favorability - should be landlord-friendly (used Avail: example)State Tax Favorability - should be favorable (used this article)Poverty Level - should be low (used city-data.com)Crime - should be below US average of 290 (used city-data.com)Industries Present - should be diverse (used city-data.com) Here are the markets I evaluated: Bend, ORGreenville, SCCharlotte, NCMeridian, IDMidland, TXSpartanburg, SCHuntsville, ALKent, WAWithout any further delay, here is my market analysis laid out with selection criteria and markets: As you can see, the Top 2 Markets are: Meridian, IDCharlotte, NCand they are mostly green across the board, hitting all selection criteria, at a reasonable purchase price for my first investment at a young age.Now that I've completed a brief analysis, I'm looking to dive into deal finding and developing my Core 4.What are your thoughts on my preliminary market analysis?

Again, I’m a bit green when it comes to this type of investment, so I’m hoping to gain some insightful feedback from experienced professionals such as those on this forum!