(Emphasis mine.) 

My neighborhood shows a very high crime rate on the stats, but I feel very comfortable living here, so I'm not sure I'd put too much emphasis on the crime info.You might want to check out Al Williamson on this site and my member blog: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4445-collecting..., since I am also renting in a C class low income area.I'd also strongly recommend reading Buy and Hold Forever to see the other side of the coin.There are ways to verify the rent coming in, but be sure to plan for 10% to go out in turnover costs, which you may be able to mitigate in a nicer neighborhood.

For online shops, this can be a sign that the site has some risk (Emphasis mine -RR)Source: http://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/moneytolo...

Louis area of Missouri and Illinois with an emphasis on the Tacoma area of Washington and the Milwaukee area of Wisconsin. 

They emphasis is on relationship.

@Jordan T.It was great to be able to hear the breakdown of the numbers on that multi-family purchase, as well as the advice given to "just go out and do a deal" and don't place so much emphasis on making a mistake.

Although I am yet to make my first real estate deal, I have been reading a lot and learning the game and one of the major points of emphasis is a properties ability to cash-flow. 

If you invest in single family bungalows in poor school districts, this is probably a bigger point of emphasis as it may be the tipping point for an exodus by owners.

I am studying Finance with an emphasis in real estate.  

. * Shutters * Emphasis on the entry, whether it is through painting the trim or the molding or addition of some architectural element above the door. * Juliet balconet.