It's a dangerous place to play without a LOT of experience in that market, sometimes there is not much difference between 1,000,000 house and 700,000 house.We have a lot of experience in the 150,000-400,000 range ...over 100 rehabs, but 500-million is a different animal in our area. 

Stachybotrys is a dangerous thing.

I think it potentially be dangerous to love your investment properties, the biggest danger is you pay too much at purchase.  

These are important distinctions and you really have to continue to study on sites this this as well as talk to other experienced investors who have purchased turnkey properties before to know exactly what to look for in a quality company.  

@Joshua Metherd I avoid the northeast and southeast areas generally but have bought some there, avoiding the most blighted/dangerous zones.

The property is in a "dangerous" neighborhood and most of the residents are low to no income. 

If your credit score or other issues will be a tough obstacle, this can be a dangerous trap.  

Welcome to BP guys, +1 on the dangerously addictive nature of the podcasts!

So basing a buying decision on some web-driven algorithm is dangerous.  

Any strategy can be misleading and dangerous in the wrong hands.