I am in the process of narrowing down markets which not only cash-flow positive (1% rule), but also markets which try to adhere to the 7 factors for successful investing; such as population and job growth, diversified economy, landlord and business friendly and in a rising market, therefore giving appreciation potential (and yes I know thats basically like winning the lotto but if I can even cover most of the those factors then I will be happy).

You decide to not pay them for snitching on such a minor infraction, and they decide to band together against you and it becomes a complete nightmare.

Its normal for them to fix the part A only, but you still want to see what it says and what is in the Part B.  And

I am looking for: Zip code recommendations of solid class B and higher neighborhoods.Property management companies and contractors servicing these areas.

Yeah, profit margins are narrow with everyone watching the same auction properties.

It is a really BIG area, though -- you may want to fly down and see just what you're looking at and narrow down a bit. 

Avoid the "shiny object syndrome" by narrowing down your niche as soon as possible.

Once you narrow down parts of town that you like based on that kind of criteria, you actually CAN drive the streets.

Avoid the "shiny object syndrome" by narrowing down your niche as soon as possible.

Then I think it is time you narrow down your niche.