So, it all depends on what you're thinking is a good fit for the area and for you.

Also, everyone's resources, goals, and risk tolerance are different, so there is no one-size-fits-all approach to investing.

No one is going to be able to give him a one-size-fits all answer.

If you find the right one to fit your needs, they will prove themselves to be valuable part of your business.Good luck out there! 

KCMO is bit easier to research from afar, also lot of the Indy stuff revovles around low properties rent/value wise.I'd define your target and get the area that best fits your budget/goals..

I was a General Manager of a big fitness center in town and suddenly found myself unemployed after months and months of fighting to stay open.

I am a very extroverted person so working in accounting is just not a good fit for me.

You just need to cut it to fit, and screw it to over the opening.

The thing is, it’s rare to find a SFH in my target markets that fit my buy box because of either high prices or condition being a bit too distressed for what I’m comfortable taking on as a first purchase and having no experience in rehabbing a home.

I don't really think Shenandoah area is a good fit.