However i will say that focusing on a specific area like that, you are more likely to reduce your risk and get better deals by knowing the area extremely well.Multi family is just a better investment generally.This is an assumption I strongly disagree with.

I would say that this falls outside of the scope of a property manager, but please let me know if you would disagree.

I disagree with your categorization, just like @John Horner disagreed with mine in a different thread.

The permitting process is a maze of regulation, and even the inspectors will often disagree with each other on what's acceptable and what is not.If you have questions about what your insurance will cover if the worst happens, I would call them. 

I disagree with the "if you can't take the heat get out of the kitchen" attitude taken by many here.

People who know more than me will disagree, but I'm not a fan of Houston.  

Here's where I'll disagree with that notion: for your first deal, I would actually recommend finding something ON market.

No one can disagree... well they can, but that means they are simply wrong.So now.. let me ask you this.Did you do any actual analysis of why you decided to do DMM, or was the fact that everyone is telling you to do it enough for you to do it too?

I'm not disagreeing with anything you said there is no alternative to the dollar at least that I am aware of, I am just pointing to the reason why there is no alternative. 

I strongly disagree with what many members of this blog believe.