Research and then choose which type of investment you want to do first.

I’m looking to understand the space before choosing a path.

Hi all, how does one tell if the area you're looking to buy is either A, B, C or D?
Also, what if the neighborhood is mixed, i.e., nice single family homes with some outliers nearby (low income duplexes)?
Thanks

If you're going to be investing out of state Id choose a safer market. 

I would personally choose the one that has the highest occupancy rate as long as the numbers work.

What markets would you choose and why?  

But, I assume you are aware of that and obviously not concerned, since you thought it was smart to "purposely" choose your wording and post it as a headline, on a public website, for the world to see.

I've personally achieved growth from Dale Carnegie's book "How To Win Friends and Influence People" and choose to revisit the teachings at least once per year. 

If I choose to rent it, it looks like the avg rent in the area for lesser homes would be $2000/ month so my cashflow at that number would be at least $2-300 a month.

Hi, I wrote questions the otherday so I hope it is cool to keep asking questions. Anyway, we looked at 5 houses yesterday. In my gut there was something off but maybe i was scared or nervous to make the wrong choice? ...