That test shows the presence of meth but doesn't trigger notification to the state.

I'm currently testing out a theory I have about whether the presence of certain name-brand companies in a neighborhood is a useful proxy for its class.  

Think of other chains that do not have a presence in that square km or 2 that may be interested in that space.

Thanks to the local police presence, the campus itself is very safe, but there's definitely a reason the homes in the surrounding area are valued what they are.

Option-2; Focusing on a C+ to B areas, one MF property, around 250-300K range, some rehabPros; More security, good appreciation Cons; Possibly less cash-flow than the aboveQuestions: My questions on this are more about do areas like this exist in my price range and for someone who does not have a strong presence or connections in the area, or will I have to gut or tear down a property to get a deal? 

Almost 85% of agents and brokers have a web presence now.

The presence of a Walmart is a positive, I imagine they studied the place before committing.

Recently, my tenants discovered mold in my property, and honestly, I wasn't aware of its presence since I've never resided there, and previous tenants never reported any mold concerns.

Kitsap / Bremerton is a great place to HouseHack, with lots of good Multifamily options and a strong tenant base between the easy ferry commute to Seattle & the strong Navy/Military presence in the region.

@Seth Pefley I'd encourage you to try increasing your social media presence.