For properties that I know will attract many investors, I explain wholesaling to seller at listing, that they are likely to be inundated if they don't limit it, and then have seller state in writing, up front, that I should not send them anything under a certain price or with certain terms like fully assignable.

It is the properties which are intended to attract a high number and quality of tenant so you can try to pick the best one. 

Along with a vibrant art scene, restaurants & easy walking it attracts year-round visitors seeking fly fishing, white water rafting, kayaking, skiing & snowboarding that is off the beaten path..

The city's ongoing cultural and economic resurgence, supported by proactive local government incentives, enhances property values and attracts a growing population.

With more professionals embracing a flexible lifestyle, our town has become an attractive destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life without sacrificing career opportunities.

It's very attractive to residents in the area because of the school district. 

We were also looking for a location that would attract decent tenants but still be affordable.

Personally, I am not sure of the economic upside given their main attraction is their university, but the rents and price per property seem to be keeping up with market conditions. 

I know Section 8 isn't the most attractive start with investors, but I've grown to believe it can be very successful if done correctly and with the high program rents and long waitlist in NC and surround states it has drawn me to it.

I live in Meridianville and agree that Meridianville / Hazel Green / New Market / Toney are likely to attract people more than Decatur.