Bayview is not a municipality so MLS does not track it, the closest is zip 53207 (which in all fairness stretches a bit south as well and is bigger than Bayview). 

Living in Seattle it is the closest large and affordable market to begin my investing career into.

Greatest appreciation, I would say lower Fairfield county, the towns closest to NY such as New Canaan, Greenwich, Norwalk and etc.

Or you can do what I always suggest and make a list of every place you've ever lived outside of CA and then a list of where your closest family and friends live and see if those markets have deals that will work with your financing.

I have heard it's a great idea to find a neighborhood close to downtown, in order to have the closest proximity to business/jobs. 

Also you may want to check with your closest university (w/ the best law school).  

If it is under 100 amps you might need to upgrade it.Try and see how old the water heater is, it should have a serial number on it that you can search.Ask to see if the realtor or owner knows the last time the electrical, mechanical, plumbing, or roof were maintained, upgraded, or repairedThe insurance company will want to know if it is on well or city water, septic or city sewer, closest fire hydrant and fire station, if it has smoke detectors and/or carbon monoxide detectors, what kind of siding it is, if the heating is electrical or gas.

Raleigh, the area closest to Frayser is a little rough but once you get more East/S.

@Karina Oliveira I’m in big bear CA market it has a few thousand properties 4,500+ currently and it’s a lake and ski market that’s the closest skiing to LA and San Diego with relatively consistent demand the worth month of the year is 5% of the years total revenue and still cashflow for us.

I don't like seeing the price of gas and T-bone steak going up, but that's life.As long as your raises are fair, it doesn't matter what your tenant thinks.