I will say if you get into a higher asset class it really won't matter near as much if you happen to be in a landlord friendly area or not as long as adequate leasing is done which at that point a realtor or pm should be able to do for you.The biggest lesson about asset class is the key. 

Hopefully you're covered adequately.  

I only visit those who are in my target markets and target price ranges with adequate years of ownership to have build up some equity in the home.  

Adequate insurance coverage can mitigate financial losses resulting from property damage, liability issues, or other unforeseen events.Local Tax Incentives: Stay informed about any local tax incentives or abatements available for real estate investors.

And make sure you have adequate Umbrella Insurance.You can hit me up with questions  

They have 3 maintenance guys that are great and get the job done adequately and safely while keeping your wallet in mind.

So I can personally see a strategy of buying more in a down market vs. an up market, but not trying to sell at the peak if your existing portfolio is performing and has adequate cushion.

If you are looking for small multi-units in the downtown core of the city proper, many/most are priced at levels which do not provide an adequate return on your capital.If you move a little further north and east of downtown, prices ease, but you still need to look quite hard.We have found more value in other Maritime cities recently.

, I now see this may not be necessary for adequate protection.

Would anyone be able to suggest a program they thought worth every penny and adequately prepared them for the real estate business?