I started thinking in a plan B and it turns out that a LO makes perfect sense.

I am looking in purchasing a property in the Indy area, but would like to narrow down a property management company before I do that.Thanks in advance!

I'm finding that linear markets like Kansas City have scant inventory on B props, Chicago's increasing tax problems are a mounting concern considering years of mismanagement of that city, Jacksonville turnkey I don't get warm fuzzies esp. some of the more reputable turnkey firms there, Ohio markets I'm also not seeing compelling economic evidence that won't be dislodged by a market pullback, Texas, Ariz, Seattle, Atlanta--all these markets are narrow unless you're an insider, and even though I'm relatively long-term (15-20 years), to invest at what seems like the top of an asset class seems imprudent given a 10-15% correction. 

Hi BP's Texas Investors.Im narrowing down the locations which I would like to invest in.

I'm interested in learning the Montgomery County market, narrowing down a focus to a smaller area within that market, and buying a small to mid-size apartment building in the next 12 months. 

I felt that my brother was cutting corners in the work and basically band-aiding problems and not really correcting them in order to stay on our very modest and tight budget.

You can then narrow it further to 3 bedrooms and above and depending on your area with greater than $2000 in delinquent taxes.

My only point is you don't necessarily have to narrow your search to your immediate area.Good Luck!

Below are the steps I took to narrow down my investment market.

You would want strong comparables at within the last 6 months and the price point should be dialed in to a band no wider than 5%.