It’s in a good neighborhood.

The neighborhood where I have my units is made up of about 30 individual 4-plexes, all 2/2 or 3/2, and 3 different models. 

Curious to hear how that compares to market rents in those neighborhoods...

Well, maybe something with a 3% return in an A-class neighborhood.

I have found a couple very decent 2-3 unit duplexes in good neighborhoods that I am interested in.

Neighborhoods are important especially as a beginner.

I help organize a meetup in Cincy and there a multiple house flippers that will let newbies come to their flips and see what goes on in the process.Best of luck!

Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

I'm sure it differs based off of the area of town but the property I am looking at is in a nice residential neighborhood in South Asheville and is a duplex.  

I am thinking of targeting certain neighborhoods, ones that have a low enough FMV so that rent can more than cover the existing loan payment, and placing bandit signs, as well as sending direct mail postcards, and/or placing flyers on doors.