Let me know if there are any other additions you'd like to see added to the guide.P.S.If you're looking for information outside of the Cleveland market I am currently working with @Clayton Mobley to bring you guys The Ultimate Guide to Grading Birmingham Neighborhoods & @Stephen Akindona & @Robert Feol to bring you guys The Ultimate Guide to Grading Memphis Neighborhoods.

@Barshay Graves ..I purchase SFR in metro Birmingham, but I'm selective on properties.

Already checked out Texas, Birmingham, and Atlanta; found some things about each that don't match my search criteria.

I'm wondering if it would make sense to source modular homes in China and have them shipped to and assembled in markets like Memphis, Atlanta, Birmingham.

I have been doing a lot of reading and listening and I'm interested in networking with fellow BiggerPockets people here in the Birmingham area.

A city with a diverse economy might have:1) A big college/university2) Mining/Oil/Natural Resources3) Tech companies moving there4) Big businesses like Fedex, Nike, UPS, Amazon, Samsung, or LG opening up shop there 3) An automobile plantTHAT is the difference between a one horse down and an economically strong and diverse market.Make sure that the market you choose is NOT supported by just 1-2 economic sectors.Pillar #3 - Population Size/GrowthWhen I first started investing, I bought a few houses in Birmingham, Alabama.

I've managed to purchase 6 cash flowing homes in Indianapolis and Birmingham using turnkey companies with pretty much all the banks money in just under 9 months.

I started filming social media spots for a few realtors in Louisiana and that was probably where my interest in RE grew.My life long friend, who owns a landscaping company in Louisiana, is partnering up with me and we're looking to buy our first property before the end of 2017 in the Birmingham area.

That being said, it has recently grown on me, especially Birmingham for its small town attitude with a huge upswing in what all of your cities called progress about 20 years ago.  

Some entrepreneurs I'm currently inspired by are Clayton Mobley of Spartan Investment in Birmingham Alabama, and Seth Weisman of CityShares in NYC.