I would counsel heightened caution to anyone buying older 8-48 unit apartment buildings in the urban core - make sure you're covered if/when significant shiny new supply shows up on your street.12.

We have pictures of friends and family being drug on a tube behind our boat in black and white upstairs by the pool table, but nothing more personal than that.We do provide Satellite TV.

I know GC always says he loves 100-1200 rent because “the next step is the street” well, I would disagree, I love taking 500$ rent to 700-800$ rent in rural areas to working class people.

Yes it wouldn’t match perfect, but my street is filled with houses having different siding on the front and sides and no one complains.As far as quotes, who created the scope of work?

Take what you learn and drive the neighborhoods after you learn about them, validate or invalidate what others are saying for yourself, and then continue networking and honing those assumptions.Hyper-local factors include things like whether the property is on a busy street, next to a gas station or loud commercial building. 

I am not a "macro-level" kind of investor but more "street-level" kind.

We are right down the street from you!

We have a QSR rental that sits on a busy street and occupies over an acre.

Can you get someone to fix those darned streets in the Garden District?

Does anyone know how lenient the system is towards eviction when there is drug use involved.