Wade Williams, you really need to start by doing your research about the areas you are interested in. I

What state are you located in? I

However, in my research of the neighborhood the property is in, I found Trulia's "What locals say about (neighborhood)" in which features such as "Kids play outside" and "People would walk alone at night" get a percentage ranking I assume from crowdsourced voting. 

Was renovated in 2009 As someone brand new to real estate investing I'm trying to decide whether this is something worth investing in. I

The first thing you need to invest in is yourself... read every real estate book you can get your hands on until they start to sound repetitive. 

Ummmm...in my very first sentence, the very beginning of it eve, I noted that I've had this happen for almost every single rental, as in I have a few...I even gave rent and value ranges for the properties....So not sure how you'd come to that conclusion unless you either didn't read my post or didn't understand any of it."

But rather than focusing on how many places you can get, how much you are bringing in is the more important number. 

I actually have a few properties in different parts of the metro area, but the primary area I’m having trouble finding a handyman in is in the City of Atlanta in Fulton County (i.e. 30318 and 30310 zipcodes).

The markets I am left to find deals are in concord, richmond and oakland in C- or D class neighborhoods, which I would not feel safe living in. I

I am eligible for them and the area that I am looking to invest in is eligible as well.