We think this makes sense because of the strong demand in the market currently and very few to no inventory available.

But, I am suggesting strongly that you present accurate information to your assignees. 

Definitely make sure you have a strong attorney and CPA.

I'm a strong promoter of Indianapolis.

I have a few tenants who hand me checks for their rent and they tell me their will be no money in the accounts for 15+ days like they are entitled to pay their rent this way.So, last month, I sent a letter to several tenants telling them that they will be obligated to pay a late charge if their rents are one minute late and I told them to read their lease agreement in regards to their receiving a 3-Day Notice To Pay or Quit and our eviction process that starts when they have not paid their rent within the last date stated on the 3-Day Notice.I strongly believe that I have to whip my tenants back into shape (whatever that means).

Mentor Ohio is a strong B class neighborhood too.  

I'd strongly consider a roof over with a 26 gauge metal roof. 

Strong city ordinances create barriers to entry (opportunity) and thats a good thing IMO.  

Your first deal will likely come from mls but to grow a sizable portfolio you’ll need a strong network. 

Hi Kumar,Sacramento and Roseville are both very strong rental markets.