His point is well made, the DIY bias is strong on this forum, and my wife and I realized that we can only take ourselves so far before we need a coach to help us level up.

Especially Milwaukee, but I may be a little biased there ;)Since you're looking for turnkey and properties needing cosmetic repairs, keep an eye out for homes with good bones that just need a little updating.

My head is going to explode as not sure where is best to look at  @Aaron Laprade I admit I might be a bit biased, but Kentucky boasts some of the top short-term rental markets in the country, according to third-party data.

. ;-)  Recency Bias is a hell of an anesthetic for people who don't want to believe it could go the other way =)

To nail down where there are opportunities in B/C class neighborhoods would be difficult - I'd recommend getting a realtor that works directly with investors and knows where to find what you're looking for.I'm biased with PHX / AZ, but historically it's proven itself. 

Two of the four rentals that I own are in 38127, so I'm biased, but I do feel as though it is a very good area to invest in, as there are deals available there, and the rents are very solid.

That will give you a less biased look at the numbers.

Always listen to experts who have no bias in their opinions.  

It is one of the best markets to get into right now (i might be a little bias).

Alan would think differently if he's not real estate agent and perhaps a buyer/seller ;-)the original post is very realtor-bias , I told you folks, realtor do not control the market.