Im in CRE so its a little different, but I have long time clients who get frequent flyer discounts.

As a frequent poster here in this forum I see someone ask that same question at least once a day.

Everyone in that audience was asking the attorney making the presentation how they can go about changing their CC&Rs.I live in Grayhawk, which tried to institute a 1-month minimum rental, but couldn't get the necessary signatures to modify the CC&Rs.You might also consider looking in 85254, close to Kierland Commons.

I live in NYC now where I frequently work with investors as a real estate broker.

Single family homes make it a lot easier to do those kinds of deals because your market audience is much larger with single family.

Great Questions.1) When you say opportunity zones, do you mean D-C class neighborhoods or actual "Opportunity Zones" that are specific pockets of the city where you receive insane tax benefits if you invest long and frequent enough?

@Bekkah VidalAppreciate this, im easing myself into partaking in real estate and this helps me out by knowing key terms i frequently keep seeing.

Nothing will take the place of a licensed agent's comparative market analysis, but as a first step I like to use Realtor.com's "Sold" page.I also highly recommend frequenting this very forum and using the BP calculators to analyze the deals that other investors post here. 

@Greg DickersonKnowing my audience is important, but as far as what is required resources for the position; should I focus on certain metrics to analyze or just learn the area?

We live 15 minutes away and have flexibility to deal with turning over more frequently.