Check KSL.com classifieds.

looking at a duplex that seems very nice. the price is a little high, but before we even get there i noticed that the kitchen cabinets in one of the units is missing.3 loan guys said "you can't get a loan if the kitchen is not operational".i asked if they can classify it as a "SFR" and they said "no".any ideas how to get around this?

I was thinking all of this would be classified as repairs...

If you've read The Book on Rental Property Investing, specifically chapter 8 on location, I would classify much of Norristown itself as class C and some sections  maybe even class D.  

There is a plan to extend 476 - but who knows if it will bring any real results.And so much of the town is classified as historic district - but the property values are so low that doing (expensive) historic restoration makes no sense.

It's close to ECU (Right off of W 14th Ave) but I've read that a lot of the areas around the college could classify as "war zones". 

It's an impaired asset and must be classified as such to auditors and regulators, because of the transfer.

Or grab a current copy of the Wyoming Tribune Eagle and in the classified section look under Legal Notices...

Most inventory there would be classified in the B neighborhood range.  

If you self-manage it remotely, will your cleaner be classified as your resident agent?