It's a rapidly appreciating area (One of the top ten fastest in the country!)

I am rapidly adding MF properties in Cleveland but my previous experience had always been single family's in Columbus.  

Grand Rapids, MI

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For example, there is a substantial inventory of rundown/distressed properties, an appetite for growth by local leaders, the potential of rapid appreciation, strong rental demand and much more. 

They also bundle the liability across properties so that's only incrementally more expensive for each additional property.

THANK YOU very much for rapidly advising Dasch..

So, to answer your question in more detail, it really depends on your:a) Goals - do you want slow and steady income or do you want rapid growth?

You wouldn't want to buy into an area that is declining rapidly where the tenant quality is decreasing along with the area. 

I"m guessing more B/C neighborhoods that are in rapid growth?