Just make sure to do your research and talk to an agent in the area that also invests.Let me know if you want any info!

I've done a lot of research on it online, which is possible here, and even gone to see it (pretty recently renovated!?).

Do lots of research.

I am a full time licensed real estate agent with RE/MAX Gold in El Dorado Hills and am on Jane Layton's team.

Now I have decided that I would like to start adding to our real estate portfolio so I started researching and found BP.

Does anybody know of any resources where I can research which submarkets major store chains are closing and opening stores at?

White House, Springfield, Gallatin, Franklin, KY, Bowling Green, Portland, Clarksville I'm thinking 5-25 units but that could change as I do more research I've gotten this far by asking dumb questions on BP so I figure it's worth a shot. 

@Rachel H.We did further research and talked to other property managers in the area.

Since you did not buy in the hottest hood and were at the top of the market, there was zero appreciation, zero hood improvement, zero buyers prospects improvement, you are lucky to sell it for what you paid and maybe break even for your troubles.Now if you really do your research and you find that needle in a haystack TK that is in the next up and coming hood, the whole story changes perhaps.

I was doing research on angies list, google etc for a good property inspector in the area and found A to Z .