What about researching the area in East Tampa where the Mayor says they have property to move the Police Department and create a New City Center??

They also hired interns that had not yet completed a college degree.I would look for the signs of who owns the office buildings, industrial parks, retail centers, etc around you.  

The big numbers tend to center around large cities and low-income rentals.

I used to own a small business (fitness center) in a cool little town, and I was doing really well.

Go to BPs marketplace, City of Bastrop development page and/or go to the local Bastrop Home Depo or Lowes Pro Center early AM and ask them for recommendations for GCs that would be willing to come out.

I'm sure I'll get burnt at some point but so far it is a good profit center for me.  

My triplex building consists of 2 2bedroom apartments (one currently rented) and a 4 bedroom furnished unit (all rented to professional people) which I rent by the room in Philadelphia Pa. center city university city area. 

One of my properties is located next to an army base center so I get a lot of military families Who are excellent at keeping the place spotless.2. 

For instance if someone asked me to define what I'm looking for in a neighborhood to invest in I'd say, areas where median household income is at least 50k, median home value over 140k, median rents of at least $1000 for all bed/bath counts, easy access to city center via public transportation, and at least one walkable main street area in vicinity. 

Not including the 1,000 jobs planned for its forthcoming Pflugerville fulfillment center, Amazon currently has more than 11,000 direct employees in the Austin area.