I was totally going to say tiny home, but others beat me to it:) Putting a tiny home on there gets you nearly automatic revenue - the septic + well + pad would only take you a few weeks if you line up the players or find someone who is all in one.

I would narrow down what cities you are thinking about and then find a local player in that area.

Asheville is tough these days since so many new players are entering the market. 

Under the radar doesn't mean bad necessarily so not throwing shade but that's a decent amount of time to be transacting business in the Cleveland market without some of the bigger players hearing about you.With any property you purchase the most important thing is the property, not the seller.

There is no silver bullet for getting good tenants in C-/D areas though. 

Major players in the country are getting behind it.

As someone who invests in C-/D areas, it’s inspiring to hear someone who made it big by initially specializing in these types of units.

Bessemer seems borderline C/D but I could be completely off here. 

I would advise that anything near Ave a,b,c,d,e you stay FAR away from. 19th ward in the Thurston and NE part are pretty rough.

- If considered I'm QP, would I invest at asset class A,B,C,D and E?