It’s a little challenging but I think there’s still room to uncover creative solutions that work.

When you get into the remote Chihuahuan desert (Culberson, Brewster, Jeff Davis, Presidio, Hudspeth, and the south ends of Pecos and Terrell counties) where there has been almost zero oil and gas development can you get a patch without pipelines that's big enough to make it worthwhile.

One issue I've uncovered in this is that they also add a $75 "admin fee" in addition to the percentage based "supervisory fee."

I've uncovered some info only after speaking with other tenants. 

Undoubtedly a good return, but for it to be worthwhile you have to send a lot of money away and out of your control for a very long time. 

You might uncover some overlooked pockets or investment opportunities that aren’t on your radar yet!

Also it would be worthwhile to speak to a financial advisor on how to best diversify your portfolio and maybe you can even use your currents investments to get loans for real estate. 

From my analysis it looks like shortest vacancies are in SouthWest Fort Worth, while fastest appreciation is in Anna/Melissa.

I would like to know what makes a good deal in the Bay Area, California (like in SF where I will be working) and how much money do I need to save to make the deal worthwhile?

But a burlier, more complete system is likely worthwhile.