@Jordan JonesIn our market it ranges from 6%-15% it depends on the neighborhood and schools.

Likely going to need to purchase in an area with good school systems, so you want to make sure you have time to do your research.

And the school district is struggling, because there is not enough housing.We don't need more conservancy type subdivisions with 5 acre plus lots and no city water and city sewer.

Now there are 2 schools of thought do I go spend over thousands of dollars with these trainers or do I use that money and jump into a small deal and learn as much as possible from the above.  

Don’t be ridiculous I have a nephew in high school who would jump at the idea of making $20 an hour by following a checklist.

Not to many rentals, a lot of people moving to the area, the school district is good!

However, you can absolutely state proximity to businesses, such as restaurants, schools, employers, etc.

the home is in NJ. it's probably what most would consider a C class area. the tenant is an older school teacher that lives by herself.

She called me this morning and ask if she could break her lease because it’s too tough for her and her daughter to come home from school and work to see the house empty.

Look at university districts and/or good school districts, one-bedrooms and studios are also good if they are in CBD.