The building sits on two corner lots (about a quarter of an acre) with plenty parking spaces, access and redevelopment potential.

Plenty of places to find like-minded investors.

There are plenty of clowns out there. 

Hi BP Forum,So I'm looking for the best way (for me) to get to $2500/month COC in five years and need a little help weighing my options...and maybe coming up with new options :-)  A little bit about my situation:I have two rental properties in OKC both cash flowing $200/month (mixed average/door) after setting aside plenty for maintenance, capex etc... and am now hooked. 

I'm walking this tightrope right now with new properties. 3 inherited tenants, all paying under market, one could leave without hurting my feelings.We plan to raise the rent incrementally and with plenty of notice.

It's like you don't want to lose.He also said that he's had plenty of times that one or more of the properties he was outbid on actually fell through and, because he stuck around until the end even when there was nothing he was interested in bidding on, he was able to buy the property at his bid.

@Ryan FlanneryIn terms of rent : price, you can still find plenty of properties that will fit the bill for the "1% rule" if that is what you are referring to.

However, you can also make it plenty landlord-friendly just by filling the blanks in the right way.

Plenty of people make money in C class, but I don't think it's a good idea to start there, it's riskier IMHO.Run your numbers and Make some offers.

I'm sure you still have plenty of options, especially if the architect is worth his salt.