First, there are some major corporate headquarters in the suburbs (McDonalds, Aldi, a few Amazon locations plus everything in the city) so the job market is extremely active.

I've seen artists rent space as a studio.

He also has an amazing book he just wrote on the subject that I highly recommend (search his name on Amazon).If it all works out and qualifies for a 1031 exchange I would love to help you look at market like KC.

Sold for over $100K profit and saved a great old home that built for the B actors/actresses from the nearby studios to live in.

That’s all you say kind of leave the whole wholesaling thing out of the terminologies because honestly I hate that word and so does the real estate community keep the word “wholesale” for Amazon drop shipping.  

By the way I only invest on studio or one bedroom so far.

You can’t control that homeboy on youtube is 14 years old making $40k a month doing Amazon FBA.You can’t control that after 4 confirmed calls and conversations saying “we need the house vacant for 2 hours for inspections, so you and your aggressive dogs are going to be elsewhere, right?”

To be honest the way I see it, RE is pretty simple, but some mistakes can be done.I do not think podcast and online material is enough.The way I learned is through books, I have 10 books that I bought in amazon about every single RE subject, so 70% of what I learned is through that, those cost me 200$ total.If you have lot of money on the side you can pay the 3600, if not - you do not need to, I wouldn’t.Try reading books (not online) and trust me a 200 page book will soak in your head very well, if you feel like that isn’t enough, go to the mentor.

Not only do we have Amazon, Fed Ex, Autozone, and Chewy warehouses, we just opened the World Equestrian Center, which is huge and has a lot of employees - https://www.facebook.com/wecoc...   .   

Specifically, there's job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide, etc) and the population is growing (unlike Cleveland or Cincy).