You cannot really analyse an entire area as one class - one street could be great, while the next street over could have issues.

I would assume more the SFH.I just had a "Drive" on Sanford Drive (not Street) with google map its in an area called Sturbridge, not far from the LR Reserve Park. starts with SF and then mainly MF blocks. 

@Jim Goebel,I was in your shoes 6 months ago... flabbergasted that a neighbor wasn't friendly, was very aggressive with us, and not  excited at the fact we were renovating an ugly house and clearly making the street better!  

I had power lines across the street, not even on property line and it turned off buyers.

The water company came to inspect the situation and found that the part of the line that is frozen is between the street and the main water meter underground. 

Tap into partners or syndicators who constantly grow their network of brokers, general contractors and property managers to get and stay in the know on what the street is saying.

It is really just an IRA with a different business model that allows for investments outside of wall street.  

Quote from @Marvin Michel: Hi Marvin,It looks like a solid class C minus rental with 1 br 1 bath.I doubt this will bring top of the market rents, but if you can attract 2 long term renters who get along well it looks like easy money.What I see is it looks dumpy from the street view, but its in a a pretty nice neighborhood of well kept up, MAINLY White painted houses.Maybe blend it to the neighborhood by painting it white vs. what looks like the teal-ish color so popular in Mexico for homes (although maybe that's you target market and if so leave it).It's not going to pull top of the market rents though, because for a class C minus there is no dedicated bedroom and the bathrooms in the competition are probably better.If this were in Austin (with it's high demand right now) it would rent.The giant patches on the inside walls, the shotgun floor plan, the lack of a dedicated bedroom, the bathrooms seem less than competitive.

Don't screw then street ells too tight.

Start with some of the more general ones, such as the Wall Street Journal Real Estate Investing Guide (or some such.)