With that being said, if you have a budget between $500k-$750k I would suggest Noda, South End ( Wilmore), Wesley Heights, Plaza Midwood and Elizabeth.

When my attorney won't handle title, and the only agency that will in my area is shady with 1 star reviews for screwing up their titles I'm wary. 

I began listing my property in May and have only had 2 bookings (both 5 star ratings).

My VA's are rock stars, but I focus on good-quality leads and use weekly metrics to make sure all is working properly

I am also a Certified Eco-Green Energy Star Preferred Agent specializing in Green Retro fits and new Smart Panel factory stick built homes.

@Wesley Whitehead I think a multi family is the way to go.

@Mark Gallagher is a rock star agent there and I think 300k gets you a pretty nice place in a nice part of town all within easy driving distance of NYC.if your going far afield and have to fly then I like Vegas.for these reasons.1. weather  No winter issues at all.2. stucco houses tile roofs easy maintenance3. huge renter pool billions upon billions of new construction.4. landlord friendly5. some of the lowest property tax's in the US this gives much higher purchasing power for the same rental income as cheaper areas with higher prop taxs. 6. easy to get to and fun things to do when your there.   

Disparate Impact.Mike S. stars in Death Wish 7: Fair Housing 

I work very closely with Wesley over www.luxeknows.com.

Hi,I'm looking for some feedback from the Bigger Pockets community.I'm looking for a Property Manager to manage a rental property I'm buying in Texas (my first).I found a local Property Manager with a stellar reputation on Yelp - dozens of 4- and 5-star reviews, and very few complaints.