@Steve Sun, as an out of state investor, the issue of comparing rental property nationwide is key.A naive approach comparison of median rental yield leads means that deeply blighted cities get compared with dynamic and affluent ones.Such an approach makes blighted cities more attractive.

Est 233 ,, divide by 4 = about 58 each.. hard to compare the duplex you didn't include price,, so ya do the math but personally I put my efforts towards the 4 plex.Honestly if the guy is 100% rented and his rents are close to market you can figure the interiors command that price and are probably pretty decent.YOu can start this property and do very little until you have a vacancy, and then decide what you want to rehab, otherwise  your set, and can do some exterior, yard and common area fixes first which will attract and warrant rent increases to current units.

Atlanta REIA is good for networking but it attracts a lot of hustlers so be careful.

So far, this seems to be too small of an opportunity for commercial lenders, and I would think private lenders' terms wouldn't be as attractive.  

If you're super outgoing, charismatic and attractive, sales could be perfect for you.  

This group has been meeting for years and attracts attendees from all over Columbus Metro. 

Hi @Bryan Zuetel, I have been attracted to the Savannah market as well.

.- Graphic Design: Using graphics to promote yourself, articles, your website is key to attracting the attention of others.

Location is everything but also being a good host to make it attractive to travelers.

While not for a second would I suggest the cost of capital is unimportant, it’s not always about the money.If you’re going to compete on cost alone (all that was mentioned above), you’ll want to be the lowest around, market yourself like crazy, and expect a high client turnover since these are the borrowers you’ll attract.