Interesting question....not positive, but I suspect the higher rental concentrations are areas, naturally, of more multi family properties.....those with lower concentrations are likely more single family.

Also, you will hold a property for many years and during that time you will need multiple reliable tenants.Getting and keeping a reliable tenant in your property is dependent on two things.A property that matches the housing requirements of a tenant segment with a high concentration of reliable tenants.

And I agree with everything you said Matthew, get insurance, know your business, use good management techniques and skills, also, know your area to understand your exposures, an attorney should know, so ask one.I've often said that you take on a greater risk driving your car than owning and renting a decent single family home, now, multi family is different due to the concentration of tenants.Don't be afraid to own property, it rarely bites compared to other risks we take daily without a second thought. 

Concentrate on attorneys that are Real Estate specialists in your state.

Realtors can be specific or concentrate on certain types.  

We are beginning the process of building a real estate investment company and will be concentrating in flipping single family homes in our area. 

These areas have high concentrations of young professionals (without families) and college students who have no need for a good school district.  

Because of this, I am concentrating on the most beaten-down segments and locations in our local market.

You'll need to concentrate on adding value through improvements.

Hey FolksOn almost every wholesaling introduction, folks are taught to use listsource to find zip codes with the highest concentration of cash sales--and target those zip codes for direct mail.