Quality of investments is more important than quantity. 

First, homes that are larger will sell for a lower price per square foot (think of buying a 6 pack vs a case, the per can price of the case is less - quantity discount) and vice versa on the smaller ones.

Furthermore, lead quality off bandit signs tends to be much lower overall and you will have to weed through numerous tire kickers.

Also please don't forget we are talking about Toledo and Dayton, Ohio.These cities are much smaller than Memphis and have also been over the years ranked numerous times as the most affordable in the country compared to incomes.Feel free to read my blog about my perception on the different asset classes.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/06/28/abcs-real-estate-asset-classes/Thanks and have a great day.

It depends how much is the quantity of the leads you deal with on a daily basis.

I live in St Helena, Napa Valley and it is impossible to get a short term rental permit, the city comes down hard on property owners that rent without a permit... the Napa Valley Register & St Helena Star has numerous articles about violations.

*yard: take out numerous stumps, even ground in a few areas.

3- Do I have the experience required to be able to be successful managing a business in general and a business of this type in particular 4- Do I have additional capital to see me thru tough times 5- Why is the seller selling 6- Has something changed or is about to change in the market that will negatively affect this business 7- About a million more questions too numerous to state In real estate investing, the beginner can often be successful.

The main character and his young son end up homeless after numerous hardships.

After two months of religiously studying this board and reading numerous books, last night I finally attended my first REIA.