I'm working in Orange Mound, Frayser, and Bethel Grove and the market for selling to a new owner is very slim and to an investor depends on the cost.

Florida, specifically Orange County where Orlando is, is super Owner-friendly and you can fast-track an eviction process and have it done in 6 weeks or less. 

The condensation would drip deep orange, darker than the color of a pumpkin.

I'm from Huntington Beach (Orange County), California, where the RE is expensive but it's sunny all the time. :-)I'm a mortgage broker with 17 years experience, a credit repair expert, landlord and now short sale negotiator.I've just been enjoyin' the heck out of this forum all day long and, I must say, as someone who has visited a LOT of real estate investor forums, this one is hands down the best and most comprehensive I've seen.Bravo!

Comparing investing in real property with an IRA vs doing the same outside of an IRA is comparing apples and oranges.  

I sent you a PM of the meetup groups I recommend in Orange County.Good Investing...

As others stated you were comparing an apple to an orange.

I'm originally from the area (orange county) and used to take trips to the "Nevele Resort" in the 90's and although it was very outdated, it had a charm about it and you really couldn't beat the beautiful mountainscape views.  

Some people look great in orange!

I currently live in Orange County, Ca that are SFR; I invest in the Inland Empire, which is where I grew up.