I'm in Little Rock and wondering what kind of effect it might have on my rental properties?  

Heck, we have to turn 200 rocks to find a skinny deal out west. 

Most people I work with live in primary markets (as opposed to Birmingham, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Memphis, Little Rock, Jacksonville, Ohio, or other secondary or tertiary markets) where the Rent-to-Value Ratios are under 1%.

Parts of the ceiling, sheet rock, kitchen cabinets, and floor were torn out and it looks like there haven't been much work done on the mold issue for quite a while (can't confirm how long, just guessing). 

I get both A and B and I may be somewhere in between.

Different situation might be a Rock Quarry.   

and you have a lots of rock and volcanic rock here.. 

This often times means you gotta turn up the rock n roll, put your head down and get laser focused.  

Once I master that, I want to work with bands touring the southeast, book and promote their shows and give them a place to stay.

And, your first flip, no less...Rock on!