Let me know if you want to dive deeper into particular areas in this market. 

In the coming weeks, we'll dive deeper into the specifics of investing in Kansas City, so stay tuned!

I'd love to connect and dive deeper into available investment properties.

We can't wait to hear more about your journey and witness your progress as you delve into the world of mid and long-term rentals and syndication.

My husband and I own a few rentals but still consider myself a REI newbie and ready to expand and take a more deeper dive. 

Even if screening process takes a bit longer, I always make sure to take a deeper look into any read flags.

I'm certainly going to take a deeper look into house hacking.

@Todd JonesI think the main thing to say is that there IS a divide between D and C class, and that divide is lawlessness.I think the second most important thing to say is that renovating and managing C- class, low-cost homes and buildings on the right side of but near the divide, is a niche, and not for everyone.AS @Bob Steven said, " **** happens everywhere. " But a lot more of it is piled a lot higher and deeper in the high hood, and the gradient is not steady and constant from one price point to the next independent of the consideration of the C/D class divide, which is, again, lawlessness.Todd, as you said, stolen appliances, cat pee, and irregular repairs happen everywhere.

This all goes much deeper than the three inches below the surface where inexperienced real estate operators/investors frolic along with W.

Most are not delving that deep into determining thier cashflow.