Most of the landlords are bias and stereotypes toward the Housing of Choice programs and their clients.

I think local PM's are the way to go, though I am biased by being one. 

I mean, Im a bit biased, but yes I do like my team (it's me by the way). and I have long-distance investments out of colorado, but I am currently 1031ing those back into Colorado, as I see a better opportunity here.

Most are also are not establishing STRs, especially now that Seattle regulations limit most families to just 1 Airbnb/STR outside their primary residence.I'm biased towards South-Central Seattle as we've had such personal success here, but Bremerton, Tacoma, and Shoreline are also great suggestions.

Everyone is going to be biased towards the market they invest in

YES, we may be a little biased, but check out our blog here on BP comparing Detroit to other cities and Deep Dives on Metro Detroit cities & neighborhoods: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Your biggest question shouldn't be WHERE to invest, but HOW you will invest!

Hi @Larry Chen – I might be bias when I say this but distressed, value-add fixer upper, all the way.

I may be a little "biased" since I am a local from the city and a Realtor ( Buy/hold investor) but here goes.

I am biased...and I love Cape Coral.

ALWAYS CALCULATE YOUR OWN NUMBERS/ESTIMATES, AND VERIFY/CORROBORATE EVERYTHING YOU CAN IN YOUR ESTIMATES.Regardless of whether or not the owners or agents have a fiduciary duty to give accurate numbers, you have a duty to yourself to not rely on others' (potentially very biased) information or analysis to make investment decisions.Investing 101~!!