Despite the program's commitment to providing a comprehensive educational experience, several scheduled sessions were not conducted as promised, which I found disappointing and detrimental to the learning process.Furthermore, after expressing my concerns about these missed sessions and requesting a refund, I encountered an unexpected and distressing response.

This subject is very comprehensive and this chart is very helpful.

Chapter 3: On overview of getting your first deal Always give yourself two outs, buy and flip and buy and hold.

You can always network in your area and reach out to some experienced developers in your area that could give you an accurate overview @Kyle Ransom

@Erik Browning showed a comprehensive breakdown and we can help if you fill in the numbers on what you are being charged. 

The report was very comprehensive and with pictures.  

I'm sure others who have had a bad experience can fill this list out a bit more but I don't have the experience to do so.A local (Baltimore) guy wrote a great book on the subject: Subsidized: A Comprehensive Guide To Government Funded Rentals

@Javaras Thomas Here is a detailed overview of all Ohio MSA's and secondary markets in Ohiohttps://www.biggerpockets.com/...We typically avoid markets that have a population loss...Cleveland, Dayton, and Toledo...unfortunately, are hemorrhaging population...and along with it, possible economic downturn...I think Cincy and Columbus are your best options...I'm not sure you can go wrong in Columbus...That said, you can do well in any of these locations...we are in a housing crisis...as a society, we are unable to house folks very well...if you have a C-class rental that is safe, clean, and appropriately priced, you will have a waitlist...I'm not sure why people that don't immediately need cash flow place so much emphasis on it, but ultimately, the reason to invest in real estate is equity...long-term buy-and-hold rentals....you can do that anywhere in the country.

However, Mashvisor listings are more comprehensive and longer.

Someone posted an article on BP a while back that gave (what I thought at least) was a really comprehensive analysis of growing markets (https://wallethub.com/edu/fastest-growing-cities/7...).