A lot will do well, a lot will do poorly and quit before it normalizes again.

Obviously some markets are better setup but I think doing it locally is the best bet to start out.

You will barely break even, maybe even operate at a loss when you consider maintenance & vacancy.But if you are looking for appreciation, then Morrisville is probably a safe bet.

Give us more detail and you'll get better responses.Beyond that I would strongly encourage you to get to the root of your poor credit and starting working on it today. 

Once the bank appraiser sees it bets are off. 

That section is very poorly worded at best.

Poor and rich next to each other might not work out well same time

Look for strong markets and if you find 5-6% cap rate, that'll be your best bet.

In doing my research it seems that every major company I come across has some type of  issue everyone complains about whether it be poor communication, terrible as filling maintenance requests, or just being unprofessional. 

I'm 22 years old and graduating from college in December; however, I've been obsessed with Multifamily, cash-flowing properties ever since I read Rich Dad Poor Dad back in April.