I'm currently focusing on SFRs and I was thinking of buying currently tenanted rentals paying below market rents in B- neighborhoods. 

Does anyone have information on which of the below markets would be fertile lands for a beginner with an interest in C+ to B properties, focus on small - large MF rental properties, strategy: BRRRR. 

Below are some more best practices for out of state investors.

The report is below. 

Always do a title search, watch out for properties that have been TD numerous times and also filtered through large hedge funds, I recently encountered a nice 2.61 acre piece in a rural area I was going to buy from owner before it went back to the auction.

Tenant pays below market at $1650 .

See property below. https://equitypro.com/properties/lakeland-7-unit-complex

They promised me above market rent, which I thought would make up for the government hoops I had to jump through, but when my potential tenant applied with her voucher I was given a low-ball below market rent rate.

Since the rental income cannot be offset by the home depreciation, I will need to add an additional 7k to the "Other costs" (have not done this below)As you suggested, I did make changes to the management costs in the calculator. 

The mortgage itself is below the $1,000 budget limit I’m given myself, but when I add taxes @ $324.53 monthly ($3,894.36 was the taxes last year) & insurance @ $319.92 monthly (annual estimate $3,839 per year for insurance) it takes me over my $1,000 budget.