Lets concentrate on the owner's needs.1. 

I concentrate in 2/3 of the major counties in metro Detroit, own 72 units, flip 20-25 homes a year, and am beginning to sell and manage turnkey investment opportunities for investors. 

But I don't want the assets to be concentrated into one city/property management (that's only good for them) ; but we build the portfolio in multiple cash-flowing/appreciating cities.we already have good future appreciation projection before we buy based on external market research, Columbus is just one of them.We've to invest OOS , In our local market, one million could only buy a ruined property LOL :)

And use lots and lots of Amonia as concentrated as possible.

My two cents, and my current path forward, is to maintain my W2 job for the next few years, which allows for easier access to bank money with the low interest rates, while also pursuing my real estate license - and if done right, and I can take advantage of a steady income to help fund deals, eventually providing myself with enough cash flow and equity to feel comfortable, I will then leave my W2 and concentrate on real estate and my investment properties full time and use my portfolio and other creative financing to get more loans to scale. 

One-bedrooms might do far better in a location heavily dominated by hospitals and medical office where there are a higher concentration of single workers, and two-bedrooms might do a lot better in an area near a large university where students double-up with roommates. 

While I do not have specific own/rent ratio numbers, Brownsville does have a large concentration of renters. 

If there was a glimmer of goods news in the report, layoffs were concentrated at restaurants and other businesses that rely on large crowds of customers.

Concentrate on a 1 or 2 forms of marketing with the goal of adding new forms over the years.

Even before the pandemic, many of the region’s jobs were concentrated in warehousing, construction, health care, agriculture, and the hospitality sector.