Once I find the best deals on each of those, I will crunch the numbers and see which one makes the most sense.  

I have toyed with having some local's to do some door hangers, but I have yet to put any serious thought/ number crunching to that quite yet.

@Matt Holmer, I'm a meticulous data crunching kind of guy and your post piqued my interest. 

I’m looking for some advice, as we are on a time crunch. 

Zillow is like the mainstream site for "reliable" figures when it comes to number crunching- thanks!

So, assuming both units rent for just $700, that's a gross rental income of $15,400.Crunching the numbers, that gives a NOI of around $11,600.

I enjoy looking at properties, crunching numbers, and talking to my real estate agent.

I've been doing some number crunching in the Reading area too.   

Mike,Welcome to BP.Couple rules of thumb experienced 4 plex buyers use in Vegas that might help you crunch some numbers and analyze the deal.1-projected expenses plugged into the APOD annually run 40-45%2-vacancy needs to include rental loss which will run +/-15% minimum combined.3-you can have the nicest, cleanest, hippest property but how do the neighboring landlords run their properties?

That way, you're not crunched on time.