@Felicia Richardson I basically just found neighborhoods with duplexes that I felt matched my criteria (safe, in reasonable shape, strong rents in areas that were either growing or would remain stable), used Zillow/Google Maps to help get the addresses for all duplexes those neighborhoods, and then typed the addresses into the county assessors website (not sure if your county will have a site that allows you to search properties by address, but ours does).

@Wes Blackwell That basically captures the sentiment of the contractors I was able to find and contact.

Perhaps this is speculation, but not having a basic knowledge of the markets in which I'd like to invest in seems lazy and not too smart, no?

It's basically real estate meetups in your local area.

I would basically write off this tenant and then offer a different lease with different terms to beingnyirself up to market rate.

Basically, at the moment I know nothing!

Ok.....basic question - how do you analyze utes for rentals?

The Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) which is basically a stipend the military pays to service members to cover the cost of housing generally covers the rent and often times utilities and military folks are willing to use that to cover rent. 

I'm basically banking on any of the 3 units to move at some point and then I'll be solidly in the red.

Happy to share my experience:I was looking to diversify geographically, and though maybe a small ($100K) property might be a good way to test drive Roofstock.