I agree with Bishoy,job growth and steady large employers are key to determining a healthy rental area.Indianapolis,Memphis and Dallas are great because they have affordable properties to buy to rent to steady employees like truck drivers,FedEx,UPS,and air cargo employees whose jobs aren't being shipped to China or anywhere else.Alabama has car and aircraft manufacturers growing and moving in there.North Carolina has techies escaping the high cost of California.God knows everybody is looking to move to Texas for manufacturing what little we still make in America.Georgia has become one of the biggest areas for filming Hollywood movies cheaper.That is where my money is headed in the next 3 years of buying properties.

Other wise a buyer needs to jump on a plane and go search this all out for themselves and spend a lot of time on the ground work with a local agent and make your offers.. there is a fine balance here. 

Ended up talking to city and what I had originally planed would not work out. 

I asked seller if it was wind zone 3 that I needed and he assured me it was because it came from a  Florida used mobile dealer,  and after he bought it his planes changed, so he needed to sell it.

Don't forget to factor taxes, insurance, plane, travel, management, etc cost.

And all I see the firstkey counsel doing is sending out emails with the photos of the fedex envelope.  

Upgrade the unit with some higher end remote fans...I just got one from a japanese company for about $200 that's awesome and contemporary....looks like a plane prop.  

As I'm on the plane to leave the country I get a call from the salesman and a person higher up the chain saying I need to call them as they messed up the order and can't charge the card ( I opened a store credit card to purchase the appliances).  

Fedex overnight.

depends, are you planing on buying soon.