I mean, I’m not gonna run the hills and cities claiming it’s validity however I wouldn’t give it one star.

If you are on water, have great views (not just some hill in the backyard!)

Rate will definitely be higher and you may fighting an up hill battle when it comes to DSCR.

We host a monthly REI Meetup in Woodland Hills and there are many folks in our group grappling with similar scenarios.

Quote from @Easton Hill: TLDR; Finding landlords who are interested in arbitrage is a by-product of targeting the right landlords, creating a valuable offering, then putting in the work. - - - - - I have a portfolio of 10 arbitrage units in Phoenix and work with three landlords. 

There's a lot of opportunity for that in the Highlands area of Denver with some of the older larger homes there and also in Arvada because the hills make it so that some basements are walkout and can easily be divided into an up/down duplex. 

West Tampa - 33607Town & Country - 33614Temple Terrace - 33617Forest Hills - 33604Areas surrounding down town St Pete - Kenwood 33713, St Pete - 33710, 33713Gulfport (15 minutes west of downtown St Pete) - 33707Clearwater - 33755, 33765Dunedin - 34698

Quote from @Benjamin Hill: Hi, I'm trying to find a credit bureau rent reporting service.  

Tower Hill- Called them and the woman I spoke with could not tell me if they covered what I am looking for or not, said I had to contact a insurance agent and not them directly. 

For the investors I work with, I send my flippers to certain neighborhoods (Near east side, Crown Hill, Mapleton Fall Creek) and my LTR investors to other areas (West side, Christian Park, Martindale-Brightwood) -- there are some transitional neighborhoods that work for both (Brookside, Little Flower).