Bosko Mijatovic Depends if the agent concentrates on buyers vs listings.Agents shouldn’t be spending excess time on admin work.

We can also see the "concentration" of rental properties per zip code (vs. all residences), which when combined with an "A, B, C, D Neighborhood" classification system (see this blog post for a simple explanation) can paint a pretty specific picture about what micro-markets might work for a given niche & strategy.

Thus deflationary cycle via currency concentration.

just because there is a significant investor concentration, doesn't mean there is no financing for those properties; it's just more expensive and requires about 30% down. 

If you're not interested in marketing you can just concentrate on doing Real Estate.

My advice is to get the rental unit up and running first and then concentrate on the one you plan to live in. 

Out lying counties could be a good place for someone to start..One company up here in Oregon built their business in staying out of the major metro counties and concentrating on the rural counties.

They may also call them due without a reason, their loan concentration or servicing requirements can change, dozens of reasons can be pulled out of a hat. 

Since you have your license the first thing that I would consider is where you'd like to concentrate your activities.

We have concentrated our selves in the southern Willamette valley of Oregon.