Only a very narrow segment of properties will match all of a tenant’s requirements.

Out of the 300 original leads, I have used my research to narrow down my mailing list to about 60 candidates that might actually consider selling, and deals that have some potential.My question is, am I doing this right???!!!

I'm looking for something $200,000 or less which I know narrows down the choices I have.

I had it narrowed down to neighborhood and price point, then looked for that. 

You would do well to narrow this range considerably, but let's take the conservative case. 

I'd suggest you hook up with a reputable real estate agent (not an 'investor brokerage') and start evaluating opportunities with them --- pick an area of town and then narrow your agent to a few who have time for you. 

So here are the details I can provide to narrow down my question and make it more specific:1.

Want to first narrow it down from county all the way down to neighborhood. 

Hey guys,I've spent a good part of the day looking for designs, researching products, and honestly I feel like I've achieved very little.Yes, I've tried to search BP and couldn't find what I'm looking for.I know that I want to do the vinyl wood plank flooring, but I need ideas for what materials to put in remodeling the kitchen and bathrooms -- I'm starting to narrow down a design, but I'm lost as far as kitchen cabinets, countertops, sinks ( most problem/leak free) Anyone have any suggestions for materials, websites, links, blog posts for how to efficiently remodel a rental that will be owned for the next 20 years?

We are having a hard time narrowing down our options.