And is it of a quality and location that a Section 8 Tenant would WANT to live there - or would they just take it because it is all they can find before their voucher expires?

If you're looking for appreciation: neighborhood quality, school ratings, crime levels, population changes, renter/owner occupant ratio.

Before we got prequalified I had a long conversation with our lender about our plan, which is basically to follow the BRRRR method.

My experience has shown a shortage of quality property managers, so you should be successful if you keep owners perspective at the forefront.

Most have a tenant rep broker they use and connect you up with them.Cap rate is usually tied to location ( urban,suburban,rural), location and quality of the tenants ( national, regional, mom and pop), and terms of the lease ( primary lease term in years, level of lease guarantee, rental increases, any termination rights, disclosure of sales, restrictive use rights, co-tenant anchor clauses,etc.).You need a void analysis from a landlord rep leasing broker.

I couldn't get out of there fast enough.It definitely make you appreciate the quality of life in the US.

One mistake I made due to having enough money to spare when first starting: My chosen marketing method for getting motivated seller leads was direct mail, and I spent a small fortune on that without really tracking and evaluating the marketing ROI, tweaking accordingly, and trying a different version.

I think those two neighborhoods will become some of the most walk-able neighborhoods in the city, with a fairly high quality of life.

I agree with Sam Shueh , and his method of having someone else list the property.

I feel like everyone now a days are mentoring just to add income to theirself not really to think anyone else methods .