This remedy comes in the form of a public transport system called "The Rail". 

Transportation jobs are growing in Augusta and Savannah

There are no "strict guidelines" to use however if you're looking at determining whether a neighborhood is Class A you can utilize the following factors as a guideline: Location: Neighborhoods in a desirable area (good schools, close to the city, easy transportation).Crime Rate: The lower the crime rates the better.

I think we could get away with 6 in some counties. but 8 is definitely against some codes. given the situation we were in, we took the risk.2) insurance is like $3k per year and covered like an STR insurance policy. since average stay is 8-10months. 3) we only accept 4 parking spots. the others usually take public transport and homes are always within 10min walking of bus stop4. bypassed this. because we're only putting up walls, and not actually adding sqft or adding rooms (a room needs to have a closet). its just considered an office space so no permitting required. we'd only be facing the possible max allowable people that can live in a home that are non-related.

Key industries include transportation and manufacturing.

The property should appreciate through increased rents in places with no buildable land, large differential from high and increasing housing costs nearby, close to employment centers with reasonable commute distances, and close to public transportation and freeways.

Basically, look for properties that are within 20-mile radius of two or more of the following: good schoolsnearby universities or state schoolshospitalsmain transportation shopping

Also, the light rail may be a liability to the area as the vagrants get transported there.

The state will add 70,000 new jobs next year, down from 78,800 in 2018, he said.Our economy is diversifying and no longer relies strongly on any one industry, like it did on construction and real estate earlier this century, he said.While construction is still the fastest-growing sector in the greater Phoenix area, other sectors like education, transport and warehouses, professional and technical, and manufacturing all showed strong growth."

It's based on a few basic rules:1 - Never spend you seed money, but use it to infinity.2 - Never invest for linier returns...only compounded ones.3 - learn the difference between "your" cost and "total" cost.4 - If total cost = your cost,...you lose5 - Understand that the asset isn't the property...it's the cash in the property,6 - The property is just the temporary transportation for your assets.7 - Keep your assets moving.8 - Equity is dead cash.