Bibbs County has qualities that are attractive to me.

Other markets to consider include Greenbelt, Suitland and Largo that are attracting major projects (Regional Medical Center, Town Center, USCIS and FBI headquarters) and will bring thousands of high-paying jobs and more middle-income families.

It's downtown Fort Walton in the middle of crazy tourist season.

Would you take the top tier and maybe turn over in 12-18 months or take the less attractive for a possible longer term rental? 

This growth is due in part to the city's relatively low cost of living, which makes it an attractive destination for both young professionals and families.-- Affordable real estate: Compared to other major cities in the U.S., the cost of real estate in Kansas City is relatively affordable.

And then you clarified there's nothing attractive about the situation, and it's so totally Un-Hot, to the extent that you would be willing to lose a paying tenant.

They were created for one thing, attract viewers.

The link ishttp://www.realestateinvestorswebsites.net/which I found searching for key words, and it was in this is a Bigger Pockets blog post...http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/640/blog_posts/27086-how-to-attract-leads-through-your-real-estate-investor-websiteIs this company legit, and Bigger Pockets endorsed?

First my goal is to attract more business to our team.

Most folks start here, (1) Because they do not know any better and (2) The price point is much more attractive.