If a local investor has a portfolio there and can mix things up for a blended return then it might make sense. 

@Dave Spooner I do plan on growing and would like to have everything set up so that adding properties and tenants can be as seamless as possible.

Also, you'd probably have to coordinate the data formats a bit to make it seamless.

With the luxury high rises entering the city, combined with additional development (including a Costco this year) and upcoming bike share program, I'm still glad I chose this area as a good blend of an investment / lifestyle choice.

Technology advancements such as email, phone calls, skype has enabled communication with a remote CPA to be seamless.

But that's more likely because it blends with the rest of a 'less lower-end' portfolio.  

Technology advancements such as email, phone calls, skype has enabled communication with a remote CPA to be seamless.

Rooms need to blend with the style of the home, don't mess up a Queen Ann with throwing in contemporary rooms as if it were the Jetsons' place (I know, most probably don't know the Jetsons...google it). 

As far as inspections and permits go the GC should be able to answer that.A good modular design will blend in well and you won't be able to tell unless you are told.  

I decided to try a bulk K-Cup order through Amazon and it worked out ok - Neighborhood Social's Easy Morning Blend... it's a Medium to Dark Roast however I find that even the smallest volume output from my Keurig is a tad watered down.