I recently read the article defended below about how a city back east is putting liens against landlords for tenants unpaid bills.

I have seen a number of posts for people starting out in the Kansas City area and am slowly contacting those with local knowledge (thanks in advance!).

Decide how much money you have access to, & the zip codes, city or state you want to focus on.

You may notice that some cities are excluded (e.g.

Looking into emerging cities and wondering if you could advise on how to utilize the median income and average household income for cities that are unfamiliar.

We are shopping for a 4-8 unit apartment complex in Kansas City where I live. 

If you are series about trying to get the golf course I would contact the owner (easier said then done) or talk to the city to see what actions or pressure they might be able to put so that the course could be clcleaned up.

The properties are in Upstate New York about hour away from any metropolitan city.

It's such a rock solid neighborhood -  16 min Metra/30min Blue line to downtown, 94 and 90 access, bus terminal, and a disproportional amount of city workers with good incomes and families.    

We turned a dilapidated bakery into a 2 bedroom condo in Kansas City.