Speculative theory is further complicated when those who have posted miss the subtle differences in state case law. 

Andrew between now and August take some time and go to eviction courts, investor meetings, etc. to get a flavor for managing a property and what it entails.That should help you in figuring out what you may or may not want to do.

He can slice & dice it in 25 different ways with 55 different flavors.

As @Brandon Turner mentioned the podcasts are amazing, and it will also give you a flavor to the many different methods you can invest in, for example this week @Ankit Duggal had an INCREDIBLE podcast on RE tax lien investing - was eye opening (at least it was for me).

My parent's house (That I grew up in) was owned by some real weirdos that left the place in very poor condition.To this day, some of the places in that house will give me the willies if I'm there by myself.My wife, who is quite the logical individual, proposed that as a child (a very small child) who was already intimidated by the size of the house, I may have had some child-like fears of some of the spaces.Even though the house has been renovated, her idea is that something really subtle... like smell, felt texture, or even temperature may be causing a buried memory of those very child-like fears.Makes sense to me, anyway.

You are comparing 1M MSA in Columbus to 5M MSA in Phoenix to NY...Milken is good, bit hyper-focused on technology, which may not provide enough flavor about the other sectors.Ultimately, here we are.

@Sanjay Raj, It's a subtle distinction, but don't let the amount of money dictate your strategy. 

Folks who think that printing cash money exempts us from that are mistaken, it’s just deferring and altering the flavor the financial hardship.  

There are some 200 different aroma cultivars, each of which imparts a different flavor profile when added near the end of the brew cycle. 

I recommend the chicken flavor.