I personally like investing in B and C class apartment communities in high growth markets (population and jobs). 

@Ryan BehnkeI would say it depends on where you want your rental properties to take you (is it a side thing or your full time job?)

@Itua Agbi Do you have a job you’re able to save money with?  

That paint job is pretty epic.

We had moved to a suburb of Richmond from Texas for a "dream job." offered by a friend who had a start up business.

From what I know, the common process of financing in the real estate development is like this:https://cdn.corporatefinanceinstitute.com/assets/p...But what if a junior developer who has less job experience in this field than any others and is trying to develop a huge scale of townhouses?

LOLIf I were buying in a D area it would definitaly be a PM job.

Then write out an "occasional" list such as exterior painting, etc. 

But 26 Doors could potentially be 2 hours a week max if your Property management doing a good job.

Though I have a full time job as a tennis coach, I am looking to buy and hold rentals in another market, which is why I am currently reading David Greene's "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing".