A popular market to target is traveling nurses and doctors for example.

There's also Business Purpose loans that are 30yr which is popular to investors.

Overall It is hard to go wrong in Lakewood as it is popular with people in my age range (20-30s) with lots of nice restaurants and bars but make sure if you are looking on the South East side towards the Cleveland border you don't overpay, chances are you wont be able to rent for as much as the rest, assuming that's your goal. 

We use Sherwin Williams Sand Dollar because we started back when beige was the most popular color.  

Those are pretty popular. 

I could go on forever with advic3 but I'll end th8s by telling you to stay flexible and be able to go to a popular place and remember that debt can be a good thing if it puts money in your pocket.

I understand First Tuesday provides a free popular purchase agreement form that many non-realtor agents often use.Did you take it and copy it over to a REATLOR form for your client?

Out of state investing is a very popular option for investors in our market because of the high barriers to entry as well as incredible difficulty creating cash flow here.

I've read about this a lot, and have heard all the popular advice;Buy Where You would want to liveMake sure you hit the 1% rule (which is apparently easy in Indy)Expect increasing/decreasing costs of maintenance, vacancy, and supervision as you move up/down the tenancy quality scaleFocus on just a few niche areas of your market, and become the expertetc.However, i'm having a hard time pulling all of this info together and applying it.

Rents haven't caught up to home prices yet, especially in the popular neighborhoods.