As KC was mentioned in this thread I figured I'd drop you a link to The Ultimate Guide to Grading Kansas City Missouri Neighborhoods.

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I have a cash flow and ROI threshold in mind that I’ll use as my guide going forward.

Here's a guide to help you navigate the BRRRR financing process that covers all how to work with seasoning periods.

I am hoping to find an agent who understands investing in multifamily properties and can guide me through the process.

The people in the office will guide you through all the steps.

And now I am planning to do long-distance investing, maybe in Texas since I went to school there, but of course open to recommendations.Thank you for reading so far, and here is my first question: Today I followed the beginner guide and went to loopnet.com to browse some deals.

It’s honestly a waste of my time and resources if I’m bringing along market experts such as contractors, agents and photographers and getting detailed information for the buyer, if they’re just going to walk it themselves out of fear.That’s the reason I quoted the book, that paragraph resonated with me and THOSE are the type of buyers that I need to work with; they know exactly what they want, they’re serious and let numbers and “proof” guide their judgement, not emotion.

Guide my thoughts and judgments?

As for turnkey markets to continue investing in Cleveland is the one I am most familiar with and it's also very popular with investors across the USA so I figured you'd get some value out of reading The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.