I am a newbie who is in the phase of narrowing down my market, evaluating deals and preparing funding.

You should narrow down your investment choice to a couple of cities then go online or here on bp and talk to several property managers to find out what zip codes are the war zones and which ones will get you working class tenants for properties under 50k.

Lol 😂😁📱💻📆📚But being that this is located in Colorado, & say, I'm in Florida, & I would like to narrow down the focus to Florida investment firms, do your moderators or editors or site management teams work State-by-State?

So i am trying to learn everything i can about that and the area here, i really havnt even narrowed down to a certain zipcode either.

Then, about 3" below the crown, wrap the column with a very narrow half-round. 

Once you get it narrowed down to 2 or 3, carve out some time when you are in the city to go visit their offices.  

It doesn't take much in terms of effort or knowledge to narrow that down.

Trying to narrow the neighborhoods down to be able to setup a search for these clients.

@Brian Payne and @Trevor Smith Does Texas have extraordinarily narrow loopholes (traps) in its RTO laws?

For buy and hold investments and BRRRs, the most profitable I've found for my clients are in "B" and "C" class neighborhoods in town, specifically Oildale, Old Kern, La Cresta, Oleander, parts of East and Northeast Bakersfield, and parts of downtown.If you want to know what the most desirable neighborhoods are, as @Dean Cunday correctly said, Northwest and Southwest tends to be the most desirable parts of town to move to.