https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/cities-re...I read that you shouldn't invest in a city that you don't want to go back to visit at least annually to check on the property. 

Good Morning All,I am a new member of a real estate team in Kansas City.

Good Morning All,I am a new member of a real estate team in Kansas City.

I currently own 3 houses in the Arlington, Hurst, mid-cities area of Texas, so getting a 4th loan may be tricky and very time consuming.

I always look up cities on Sperling's Best Places to Live. 

First off these are illegal in my neighbourhood, and secondly, even if I tried to get away with it, the city is aggressively trying to get rid of these and it's simply not a risk I'm willing to take.Therefore, I need to rent the house as a single unit, and I will likely end up with a number of student applicants, and I'm not sure what the best way to screen them is. 

Here’s some details of it:Number of MH Lots: 39Built: 1930Park Owned Home: 0Structures on Park: 1 (Laundry+Office)Water: City (Included in Rent)Trash: City (Included in Rent)Sewer: City (Included in Rent)Total Occupancy: 24/39Avg rent: $385 (based on current month)Here’s some history of the MPH I found: 7/16/2008 $1,850,000 Sold 6/1/2008 $1,700,000 Sold 4/9/2004 $761,000 Sold 2/24/2017 $1,500,000 Asking Price 5/23/2017 $1,140,000 Asking Price ??

Currently looking for a buy and hold in CT, but would prefer to stay out of the cities (Waterbury, Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport etc.) is the 2% rule realistic outside of those areas?

Are you looking for multiplexes in those other cities too?

I used to live in Albany for 6 years great city.