I suggest driving around any town you may be interested in investing with and then reaching out to a realtor who works in those areas to learn more about the market(s).New Haven and West Haven offer a great selection of properties, are near several universities and can make investors money and can get quality tenants if your application guidelines target quality over quantity.

You should consider how much training is required to prepare you to be successful.  

Check the classifieds, internet postings, driving around, dealers, local repo people and let them know you are looking for a home.

Then you also have a test drive on the home and neighborhood anyways.  

Building of Fed Ex Forum and now 3. all the development around the city, including the expansion and relocation of several major name businesses you mentioned in your blog.The geography of the city is not only great for the logistics business here, but there are also so many great weekend trips within a short drive of here: New Orleans, St.

This will give you the training and experience, plus you'll find out if you even like it.

Once I get the ball rolling, I will keep an open mind on location (within 1 hour drive radius).

If you are anywhere near the train station the rents can be very high driving up your value.

Just not in the curriculum in the school system.So I try to help some  with financial and even soft skills or they may not get employed or able to save money.It seems they are ok in the basement until they meet someone, then we have classic "family formation" driving the home buying.

I think they're both required amenities even if they drive us crazy with repairs.