I created a Marked Scatter Chart in excel: housing price on the y-axis and square footage on the x-axis.

I saw the list and have several scattered in those areas.

I am a Commercial Real Estate Agent with a focus in the multi-family sector and I have seen small multi-families (properties more in my budget) go for the followingDuplex $650 rent each unit - $90,000Multiple examples of these deals scattered all around St.

If a neighborhood goes bad and you have homes scattered all over town, you might only lose out on one house.Still, run the figures.

If its more than two units, its too much work for too little payback unless there's some other plan.You're leaving a lot of money scattered into a lot of peoples pockets.

At this point I kind of feal scatter-brained, and not real sure in which direction I need to go in order to start as you can probably already tell by reading this.

Tenants have broken multiple windows, and have trash and debris scattered all over the property.

Downfalls with this is if you're ever dealing with someone who has multiple properties you now have multiple lead records for them and communication is scattered across many records. 

I apologize for the long post and scattered thoughts.

The portfolio is scattered about the tri-cities area.