Pick your favorite, I have found Realtor.com to be the most accurate and I get the alerts there first.

You also have to consider the down time of not renting while you renovate and likely having to fly in several times to check on work, meed contractors, pick up supplies.

My tombstone should read: pick efficient investments, not tax-efficient investments.

Multifamily investors usually look to balance risk and return - usually picking either B or C neighborhoods to buy rentals in.

Pick careful if you have college students when you move out. 

I don't even mention interest.I did this recently and the guy picked the higher price with him carrying the mortgage for 5 years with no interest.Turns out a probate for one of his parents needed to be done so we are paying for this.

I see some lenders out there would just pick the "lowest" rate and the client ends up paying more than 1% of the loan amount at their closing costs. 

I’d rather they just pause distributions and pick back up once the “economic conditions” are sorted out.

I remember chatting with a good friend of mine, Jared, who once picked up a quirky three-story in Somerville to rent short-term.

If I were you I’d pick a market and become an expert on it.