Also sometimes listing the building for sale can stir up the tenants and things have been great so I would prefer not to rock that boat if I don't need to. ps.

HI everyone.I am looking at a few properties in the N Little Rock area, Zip code 72117.This is for long-term investment purposes.I was hoping someone familiar with the area could share with me some info about the crime rate, desirability of that area and how hard it is to rent out a house that is in good shape in that area.Thank you

I knocked on the door of who I knew owned the RV and met a very nice lady who had started mowing the field, and stacking up rocks.

Also, I was beaten by cash offers on 3 homes in dallas so far.b) I found new construction to be far away from city center in little Rock , AR and so not sure if rental demand. c) I think oklahoma city is georgraphically risky for me.

What @Steven Wallace said is correct though.. there are some areas zoned for STR's, and Indian Rocks Beach, downtown Dunedin, and some parts of Treasure Island come to mind. 

@Matt AllenI know a rock star CPA here in San Diego.

You probably don't have a rock solid lease ready either.  

I am not an agent but the best experiences I have ever had was working with 2 different Rock Star Agents that had a team working for them.   

After a year of rocks on shoes walking on it, it looked like someone was wearing golf cleats all day long.They may have made it better, but still like the plank lino, especially since it looks like wood (instead of a decal), the patterns easy to match, and while your floor needs to be as good as possible for install, it conforms to minor stuff and allows some leeway.

Hello BP rock stars,I am looking into purchasing single family home in Buda TX as a rental property for investment and hold.