Lot's of choices of great areas.The SE Valley has a very high per capita average income and good crime stats.Happy to answer any questions that might arise.

Those two units I mentioned were 1bd/1ba condos in SE Denver and E Aurora.

If you're looking in Southeast or Southwest DC, vet the HOA's as many are very delinquent which don't allow for financing causing them to basically be apartment building owned by individual investors.4) I would advise looking in an area of Northeast DC that sits up against Northwest DC as that area has better growth potential without the risk associated with SE and SW5) Your Cap number can be smaller if you get a rehabbed condo as items like Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Stove, Washer & Dryer will all be new like the condos I do.

I live in the SE Denver area now (Parker) and with the market here I am really considering remote properties. 

So I'm working on a commercial multifamily building in a really hot market in SE Wisconsin right now.  

Hello:So I have been searching for a multi unit to buy in SE FL.  

I wouldn't say you are in analysis paralysis, per se, you are living a dream right now.  

Here are two very good rent comps I found nearby.  411 NW Arlington, 3/1 1700 SF, rented for $795 per mo   4053 SE Bedford, 3/2 1352 SF, rented for $800 per moIf you can make this property at least as nice as those, you should be able to get around $800 per month. 

So I don't think there is any "main" per se.

However, I've heard that the NE and SE quadrants are best considered with I-20 being that X-axis.