The market is far less important that the team you are building to invest with. 

I'm still absorbing info at a steady pace while trying too build a network. haven't come across any deals that work for me yet but I have been sent a few from a couple people i've met so far. i'm still open to any one that can send me deals in the CT area. i dont have any specific market singled out, but my budget will pull towards then lower classed markets, which I'm fine with. thanks in advance. 

They suppress demand for homes, build inventory of available properties, crowd out HGTV posers, and allow for us real estate investors and first time homeboys to negotiate for a better price.

It would make it very hard to get a kid head through there but wouldn't make it hard to look through it.Something like this - Dang, the forum keeps blocking website links.EDIT 2, well I can't put the link in no matter what I do.Do a search for vertical stainless steel cable railings.

The building inventory is pretty spectacular in those areas, so there are always amazing buildings you can buy and renovate. 

The assessed value includes the building, land and building components.

If you start building in one area and you move, you are starting new trying to build relationships.

In addition, building into  the business model an intentional refinance in a short period of time, you are incurring double the financing costs, which eats away at your equity, and also resets your loan amount to potentially a higher amount if you are rolling in closing costs.

I do not have this in my rental but its something that my wife and I have earmarked as a must have feature of the future carriage house we are building on our current lot, (long in the future dreams). 

I’m in Rochester, MI.I do have an acquaintance that was doing flips in Detroit and is now building a portfolio of long term rentals in Detroit.