Hello BP family,This weekend I am starting my look for multifamily units in MN, do you guys have any suggestions on areas to stay away from and possible areas to try and get into. 

I understand marketing campaigns, and the need to "stay the course" before you "throw-in-the-towel", but I'm considering dropping this campaign.I've been doing it for about 6 months, with minimal results.  

I would suggest stay small and dominate the niche instead of trying to trade up to larger units. 

I could do some updates during that time and raise the rent.    

These things all help on a flip, but it seems most rentals get the bare minimum work/finishes to stay in line with the rent rate.

If my rent assumption is off and I get $2,400/month, then my returns (assuming everything else (even the $170k) stays the same, it returns slightly over 7%.This is where I'm stuck right now, and I'm seeking advice from those who've been there who can tell me that my assumptions are good or bad.Thank you!

You work for a pay check and stay for a pension.

Definitely understand what you mean about it being mostly paperwork... but what about a mini-vlog series by you or Josh where you update the audience, show the paperwork, record the phone calls with the seller, show us the progress of the property etc?

From their perspective, what would have updating you on a minute-to-minute basis have accomplished?

How late do you plan on staying in Merced?