Next time you think to focus on how "hood" one of these neighborhoods is, consider that the likelihood for criminals to be your neighbors in A-class areas is ever increasing, what with the sharp increase in cybercrime, Medicaid fraud, tax-evasion, and other white-collar offenses that seem to be the stock and trade of too many "elite" professionals nowadays.

Nowadays there are a lot more strategies available to a lot more people, and that has changed the avatars of who is investing in real estate.Not every investor is defining "success" in the same way.

For one it helps you get that hands on training you need on how this real estate marketing things works. 600 to 700 pieces  should bring back some buzz.

Like @Tyler Tapley mentioned turnkey can be risky, it's a marketing term nowadays so I would definitely dig deeper into who it is you're investing with and what type of areas they will put you in, I would go as far to say go out and visit them before investing so you can get a better feel of who they are, where it is they invest and the types of renovations they do. 

So, there's all this buzz about blockchain and smart contracts shaking up the real estate world?

Nowadays everyone has exited the arbitrage business model in my area simply because the supply vs demand is driving the revenue below profit benchmark for almost everyone.

This area is buzzing with potential, and I’m excited about the chance to team up on a new project here.I’m interested in connecting with partners who are open to a joint business venture.

Granted nowadays, the rates are moving around and the market is a mess.Some say to shop around.. 

Even if it were easier to find ‘1% rule’ properties nowadays, you still have to look into it and do your due diligence as every circumstances different.

Markets like Phoenix and Austin are buzzing right now, and there's a lot of unapped potential.I've been navigating these markets for years, and from what I've heard, the growth here is just getting started.