@Rhonda Wilson The property manager I'm looking to use gave me a pretty detailed report from Rent Range.  

Flat fee brokers will save money, but may not get the top price, since service is usually pretty lacking. 

personally I like 100%$800 - $1100  a door in the pocket profit feels pretty nice 

why sit on the side line and wait for a crash that may never happen .. and probably if it does wont be near the magnatude of the last one.There are multiple different types of investments in and around real estate other than being a landlord.. so maybe we confuse the developer who just did a subdivision and flipped the plat to LEnnar and made 2 million in it in 16 months with 150k into it.. .. those are pretty cool homeruns.. and done all the time.. but you need the skill set to set into the guy or gal that can source a property that a company like DR or Lennar will buy you need the strength to talk the farmer into letting you have an option on the property you have to have the Risk tolarnce to put up 150k and maybe lose it... becasue you can t flip that plat.. you have to have contacts at the big builders to get to their land ACK guys or gals.. but you put that all together and thats what a homerun looks like. guys that buy at courthouse steps  hit tons of base hits..

Even people who can still afford to vacation will find a less expensive/more accessible place to go.Or, as @Lucas Carl mentioned, large properties designed for groups will probably take a big hit, as it'll be harder for all parties to spend the money to vacation together.I feel pretty secure with mine.  

Fresno seems to be pretty good. 

@Derrick James Two suggestions for finding owner emails and phone numbers... 1. www.truepeoplesearch.com I primarily use this when screening tenant applicants, but it generally gives pretty good info.

I don't know if they are online, but IFREC was pretty good.

@Joshua BlickmanYou have pretty low interest rates on all three loans.

The condition of the properties is a pretty quick check.