I would recommend you find the neighborhood that appeals to you and start there.

One thing you'll find here (as well as with most other cities) is that the lower income properties look more appealing on paper, but they cost a lot more to keep up than the stuff that is in good shape in nice areas.  

But as we use the property less, and the idea of renting it out more is becoming more of a reality signing up with a management company is sounding more appealing.

If you were to purchase for $90k, you should win a tax appeal.

Hi everyone - I have four single family homes that I acquired in the last 18 months and I would like to appeal the real estate taxes. 

Maybe none of those appeal to you.

Objections or appeals filed void any bankruptcy sale.

Quality of tenants may be, on the average, less desirable in multis than a SFD, generally people prefer to live away from someone else on the other side of a wall and will be renting as a lower option, less appealing that often translates into socio-economic aspects. 

For example, ceiling fans in the master bedroom and family room, improving the curb appeal and the front entrance area, fresh paint, etc. 

I tend to have grand visions, and I suppose my time will come someday, but I just get so impatient when I see big developers come in and do something I had thought would be a good investment a couple years prior.For instance, there is an old warehouse the city has been trying to sell for quite some time and theyve been trying to promote it as a business headquarters like it used to be...however I thought over the past couple years it would be better as apartments and lofts with ammenities that appeal to younger professionals.