We all have to leave our comfort zones at some point to learn new things and step to higher levels!  

I like your point about not necessarily having to find a "home run" or "hot deal", especially with my experience level.

All the areas are different and will be good or bad for you depending on your goals, budget, risk tolerance, expectations etc...So with that said you should check out The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods where I have graded these neighborhoods on an A-F scale based on price and risk level.

not just on the fed level but state and local as well. 

This is an old post but for anyone who needs a lender you should reach out to Tony at Housemax Funding he communicates well, does a bit of coaching and has several options depending on the deal, your level of experience etc

., the level of detail can help you catch small things you need to fix that may have been missed by your team. 

Your level of involvement will be dependent on your risk tolerance and your confidence level in your property inspector and property management company. 

Ideally i think that unit must have the highest airflow pressure because it is at the same level as the furnace.

Hey BP Community,As my wife and I are looking into out of state markets to make our next multi-family or STR purchase, we created a super high level analysis across the US to identify markets that are growing from the perspective of home values, rents, and population growth( from. 

As others recommended you will likely want to assess interest levels/progress weekly.