There are some properties in Hattiesburg for that but inventory is a bit slim.

Seems I am late to the party for anything of better quality as returns are slim to none now.

More often, they do not take care of properties as you would.The returns for quality real estate is actually pretty slim. 

We have seen investors purchase distressed properties at ridiculous prices and as flippers ourselves(50+) over the last decade our profit margins are slimming and risk is increasing due to higher acquisition prices.Depending on your budget and risk tolerance you can look into:Distressed B/C grade condos in Tamiami/Kendall area.

After digging into it for some time, I think it's safe to say that the choices are slim to none - there are some relatively cheap (sometimes free) data sources that are very poor quality, and the good quality data is prohibitively expensive (House Canary charges $1 per API call - WOW). 

I plan on having tenants pay for water but can agree the cashflow is slim for now. 

Just to clarify a point, in your case you mentioned sufficient equity, in other cases it can be slim just to refi.

The options for property management companies in the yoop are pretty slim (aka, next to none).

Come on, if you just invested 100 grand in something, and your profit margins are so slim that you even waste 5 minutes thinking about something under $100 you're F ing up.Then there are the ones contemplating lawsuits involving three figure dollar amounts.

As has been said, the MF market here is very slim.