I built the foundation first on property management services to clients.

The towns database will be searchable and you can find out everything the assessors office knows. 

thank you.i've been reading as much as i can get my hands on for about a month now. that's just a base; i find talking to folks involved in this area to be invaluable.fortunately i've built a team in the past before i even knew that i'd be getting into this. i have a broker and lender at bat already. i'm looking to expand on investment partners as well.our goal (my Wife and i) is financial freedom - eventually. i'm 37 years old - and starting now is better than nothing!

Once you have built trust with the team, seeing each property may be unwarranted. 

Those are the 3 best that I am aware of, at least on this side of town.

I was there every single day I was in town for the entire rehab.

You can research each town by going on the town site, look at their construction permits, what's going on in town in general, what are the plans for growth, etc.Best!

However, there are a lot of neighborhoods built post-2000.

The systems and processes we have built during this year from the previous purchase has really helped us by identifying concerns and how to address them quickly and confidently.  

Higher end properties (mid town/plaza/North KC) will leave you with less unit count for your money but more stable renters that tend to stick around for a few years.