I like to use one gallon of concentrated bleach with two gallons of water and a cup of TSP.

I just graduated, and I'm ready to concentrate on RE - so here I am!

Just like they don't want too much concentration with one borrower or industry, you should not want too much concentration with one lender.  

A simple zoning change (the city will almost always approve down zoning) will net you a few extra $100kIn Milwaukee I am way more open to it, but again the area I buy in has a high concentration of 2-4 unit properties so it is socially acceptable to live in an apartment vs a house and a SFH only rents for $100-$200 more

Most of my coaching students want to "concentrate" on Eastern Massachusetts...

First, I recommend you concentrate on properties that YOU find attractive as an Investor, rather than trying to work out why other Buyers might like to pay you more than you Contracted, for a property that hasn't particularly appealed to the Investor-in-you in the first place.Consequently, finding a Lender who will "cover" you by lending the money to you IF you can't track down another cash Buyer before "closing" time, becomes a win-win for both Plan A (Wholesale) and Plan B (Buy)! 

What area of Mass will you concentrate on once you start investing?

Odor Xit  (We purchased it in Concentrate.  64 fluid oz. 

Right now I'm fairly open to investing anywhere in Chicagoland, however think I'm going to concentrate my investing in the suburbs.

I plan on concentrating on my local market.