Any investors have an opinion about this question?

I am a beginner investor, I started off house hacking but due to my occupation I had to move and now that is being used as a long term rental.

Typically it is older buildings and not really on new investors radars?

Hi San,I'm in Charlotte and collaborate with many investors along the coast.

I am open to connecting with some investors in the Charlotte area to communicate and potentially partner on some deals soon.

I've been helping my clients and investor friends excel in rural distressed property projects.

For some investors, doing a flat % isn't logical because a roof for a 1000 Sq ft SFR in a D class neighborhood will cost just about the same as a roof for the exact same house in an A class neighborhood, but the A class rent will be 2-3 times more than the D class rent.

While some people are forced to invest OOS, and sometimes it makes sense, I think for most investors, staying close to home solves lots of problems and Warren Buffet says invest in what you KNOW. 

From one real estate investor to another.

I am seeking perspective from the savvy note investors as well as established buy and hold (rental property) investors regarding the "best" strategy to grow net worth over time.