Keep an eye out on all these cities so that you do not miss any opportunities. 

When bills need to be paid many may be okay pricing low to fill the units.No data yet on trend as far as I know but will be keeping an eye out.

EDIT: I used to tell this to people with the joke added to imagine a pit bull as a seeing-eye dog

Here's a different point of view through the eyes of a guest.

Looking for a fresh set of eyes to look at a rental analysis for a 10 unit efficiency apartment building in Pueblo, CO. 

I'd suggest attending local REIA meetings, and keeping an eye out for folks who can teach you (while also being very thoughtful of how you will bring value to them--because a decent mentor will only continue to mentor you if you're bringing something to the table!).

It was out of state and with as small as it was I took a gamble and did not step foot in it until i owned it, but I had the local realtor go thru and do a video and a basic eye ball inspection and felt confident.

My work has been keeping me super busy lately.I guess the way I am looking at the situation (through my non experienced eyes) would be looking at that key word, “should be”.

And when everyone is looking the other way, nobody has their eye on the ball.

They do have pride of, well, residence.And then there are the guys that take a little different approach, so I keep an eye on them and will remind them to take care of things.