We buy bother personal that we turn into rentals when we are transferred and pure rentals, that we rent out from day one.

This epidemics without it being purely medical.

It is possible that once you have statistical experience in a farm area you could operate this way with the knowledge that every Xth house will be an outlier and cost you significantly more to flip ... it would be a pure numbers (volume) play and seems to me as little risky for someone first starting out.

After a couple of months, lots of dumb questions, and lots of handshaking I was able to close my first pure investment deal (A "subject to" acquisition which I sold as a wrap).I kept learning on here, kept reading the forums constantly, and kept researching everything I could online until I was to a point where it felt like my full time job was actually hindering investing progress.

We have built our portfolio up through personal properties turn investments (when we moved out) and pure investments!

Sorry about that but your question is sooooo wide open any answer I would give you would be a pure guess.

I believe the market is fairly priced currently on pure home values, rents will rise to catch up eventually.That said - I've been looking unsuccessfully for about 4 months because I'm not going to bank on the appreciation and I agree there could be a short-term correction in prices. 

They are purely a software and call center.

A similar building in Pittston is selling with an average discount of 16%.As with most information on this site this data and analysis is purely based off of opinion, I would recommend consulting with a real estate professional that has experience with multi-family apartments and working with investors.  

So someone who is looking purely to maximize potential return (and has unlimited time) is unlikely to find this a good fit.Hope this helps.