I'm looking for some landlords in these areas to let me know what price they like to buy at and how much they'd like to be all in so that they're seeing decent profits.   

Less doors, but should bring in better rent and will give you a much better shot at stable long-term tenants.  

Hello,I am looking for a local photographer for professional head shots/ shots for real estate in the Cleveland, Ohio area.Any recommendation would be much appreciated.Thanks,Heather Martinez ofShoreway Realty Group

So I heard about Podio again on one of the podcasts and I'm giving it a shot.

We like to find the worst ones in decent lower middle income areas and reposition them.

Between tenant turnover, maintenance, upkeep and the inability to find a decent property management company, I lose money.

Making some initial plans to get into flipping houses and invest in small multi-families with some of the profits once I get a decent number of flips under my belt.  

I say that because if you have a job you like and can generate a decent amount of cash, I am tempted to stay away from Multifamily and focus on SFRs or other properties that have a greater long term track record of appreciation.

I have been working since the age 15 so I have a decent amount saved up as I am paying my minimum on my student loan payment.My ultimate goal is to achieve as much I can while I am still able.

It's a long shot, but one of them may lend to you.