For me at the current point in time, I do not have the resources to purchase another home (or multi family) in San Diego. 

They really helped me understand the market better and the rehab levels I should be targeting with each unit on the turnovers. 

My googling led me to this great resource. 

There are macro-market-specific variables such as median house price, population growth,  etc and micro specific variables such as which neighborhoods to target etc. 

SFHs are a prime target for professional tenants.

**Not every broker needs to see this before taking a meeting with you but many brokers will not take you out on appointments until you've been pre-approved by an accredited lender.Preferences: let the broker know what property type and target area you're considering and WHY.

In a lot of ways, C, C+, B, etc are in the eye of the beholder, so look for a place you (and potential compatible tenants/roommates) will be comfortable moving around in every day and forget what grade someone else might give it.Once you have the basic requirements decided, I'd go on a real estate sales site (Zillow is my personal favorite, but also Redfin, Realtor.com etc) and just start looking around at listings in your price range to find affordable neighborhoods to target and start driving around, then drive drive drive.

Every lawyer i spoke to said the same thing, they don't have to give warnings and lately the county seems to be targeting LLC's holding property. 

The lakefront is a tremendous resource and Milwaukee needs to continue to bring back its downtown, then the surrounding neighborhoods will follow suit.

I don't even mention Section 8 in my ads, even thought I target it for certain properties.