I didn't want to put this all in one response, but below is the method which was used to build the original article:MethodologyIn order to determine the best real-estate markets, WalletHub compared 300 cities across two key dimensions, “Real-Estate Market” and “Affordability & Economic Environment.”We evaluated those dimensions using 22 relevant metrics, which are listed below with their corresponding weights.

Let me know if you know a good method of ensuring this.

My Utah properties I knew the tenants and I used the method of making them responsible for the property as their job which worked really well.

I have heard about wholesaling (have heard it is very difficult to find leads and follow through on them, etc), fixing/flipping (have heard I should buy cash as market for investors with this is flooded, but don't have that much in reserves), and preforclosure (I am pretty interested in this method as I heard it is not too difficult to learn about?).

I have $10,000 to invest and I can not decide what the best method for me to invest is.

Interesting to hear about the vinegar method directly into carpets!

Not looking to spend a lot of money ($30-75k max, depending on the method of payment). as I took out a HELOC on my primary home to have access to extra cash (along with a little savings I have).

Like your method of "giving back" by teaching, mentoring and public speaking, I am keeping busy helping others build a portfolio in the Toledo market OR helping them recover from some bad prior decisions (I seem to be the Sierra Realty Mr Fix-It for the second half of 2018).Keep the ideas coming, great stuff!

Different municipalities have differing methods of zoning and land use.

Purchase price: $165,000 Cash invested: $40,000 Sale price: $250,000 I did the BRRR Method on this property.