Expensive or cheap properties are irrelevant characteristics when it comes to investing.I would moreso analyze homes whether they cash-flow or have the ability to appreciate.If you have one property that is cash-flow poor but appreciation rich and want to change it for 10 properties that are cash-flow rich but appreciation poor - just be mindful that 10 properties may be more work than having 1 property.is the extra cash-flow you are getting worth all extra work.I also do not think purchase price has a correleation with the ability to appreciate(or lack thereof).I would look at a low-cost market that has properties currently cash-flowing that also has new jobs/people coming into the city.best of luck

CCIM would be useful for commercial PM and actually is excellent for working the numbers, although more sophisticated than the average investor Client makes use of.Also, you should be very familiar with the fundamentals of plumbing, electrical, and construction methods and processes, and the aging process of the various elements of typical homes in your locale.

I have also thought about trying to BRRRR some properties in Cleveland due to the low price point and the ability to maybe get some cashflow that can help to offset some of my expenses. 

We like multifamily and apartment complexes because of the cashflow they produce and the ability to hire staff to run operations.

We like multifamily and apartment complexes because of the cashflow they produce and the ability to hire staff to run operations.

The only reason I can think that you'd want to do that is if you were EXTREMELY confident in your ability to:1.

@Chris Mason hit the nail - consumer mortgages need to qualify with ATR rules (ability to repay). 

Inflation has affected everybody and everything, and some companies are forced to raise wages to keep employees, and raised wages mean that more people can afford more rent.Therefore, I expect the demand to remain constant or increase in coming years.But remember, my prognostication abilities are no better than anyone else's.

No one has ability to file bk that makes a difference, and bk on your record whether discharged or not is last case worst worst case scenario.

They are eliminating what I believe to be the most important element of owners title insurance coverage.