This is a simple effective strategy to pick out deals and makes it easy to run through a list of potential properties . 

As for how much the individual units would rent for, you'll have to do a bit of research but here's an article I wrote with some resources you can use to get a pretty good idea: How to Determine Fair Market Rent.Hope that helps. 

.- Jobs (growth, stability, etc)- Schools- Population growth or lackthereof - Rent Rates- Sales Prices- New home sales/ build volume (market saturation) - CrimeA good macro site is City-data.com but you will surely want to get feelers out into the local economy as well to determine the above. 

Expect to spend 25 hours trying to make a flyer and then task it out to some graphic person for $25 and get back to researching houses :) Recently picked up a HP 15-BS060WM on Ebay for like $370. 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD Windows 10, touch screen.

Haven’t been there in a year but love some realtors there and if I get a chance to visit I’d love to pick your brain about that area too. 

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.

I’m looking to pick up a large multi family complex. 1.

I am looking to meet some of the "top or best" lenders in the Dallas area and would love to just talk to them and pick their brains on lending and credit. 

Give them a 30 day notice, spruce it up, and hand pick the next tenant.The good tenant could leave tomorrow.

I don't have much experience determining property classes, but my best estimate would be a Class C based on the fact that it was built in the early 1900's.