Personally, I think B class properties are the sweet spot with a much better rent to price ratio.

Keeping things short and sweet, I managed to keep myself out of serious trouble, but I had to drop out of high school in 2010 and obtain my GED for personal reasons.

that can't be right.....I also keep reading that most lenders limit non-recourse to $50k or higher loans....Here is a sample of the loan I did in my retirement account two years ago:Property in Phoenix, AZ with purchase price of $110,000.Got a loan from NASB for 60% of the value ($66,000) with the following terms:5/1 ARM, amortized over 20 years, 4.875% interest rate.Really sweet!

I have a current MFH deal that will generate cash flow and is a pretty sweet deal.

Now Bare with me as this is my first post and ill keep it short and sweet.

I spent 65k on theming, arcade garage conversion, etc.My loan is only 568k but you could double it and I'd still cash flow comfortably.I think the 6br's are a good sweet spot currently. 

Sit down in the evening with a glass of wine, 1) select an area you think might work for you (maybe 10 mile radius). 2) Go on Zillow (or?)

Wouldn't that be sweet?

But that's me and I don't have a sweet cash cow waiting to let me retire, you do! 

If you want the sweet spot in between I'd look at Midwest City/Del City, a lot of South OKC and some spots in NW OKC!