@Gopichand NakkalaThere is a lot to consider when choosing the right market that fits your goals. 

Got a parking pad that can fit three cars but only need 2 for the tenants.

@Dan HoodWelcome to BP,Good luck and good choice one the Dayton choice.It is a great mix of markets in which every one of them fits investing quarters you will find great returns.We own in various neighborhoods a couple of dozen of houses there and are very pleased.My recommendation for you is,Learn out of finding off-market good deals.For this is the most desired skill/ commodity.And will serve you at any marketNot to mention that most professional activity Real Estate Investors have their own marketing ways.Also, try getting some knowledge about creative financing for there is a wave of opportunity upon us with all of the eviction moratorium and forbearance coming to its end.

They can help you get a list of properties that fit your criteria.

@Emma ChuTry to find a single family home or condo if renting rooms fits into your lifestyle.

Or maybe a different loan will fit you better anyway?  

You have 2 choices at this step and 1 will fit you a bit better than the other. 

There is no "right" or "wrong" loan but usually one loan will fit you a little better than the other loan. 

Know what their criteria is, then go find properties that fit their criteria. 

I don't think my strategy was to be my own gentrification machine; more important to me was that I bought houses in the geographic area I thought had the best long-term outlook, combined with ease of self-management and homes that fit my preferred tenant base.