Plus, my place is close, but isn’t located smack dab downtown or within walking distance to any “hot” areas.

Perhaps it's your budget or the area you're looking in... for example, smaller multifamily is generally scarce in Scottsdale and what's there is quite pricey compared to areas like downtown Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, etc.

I’m fairly familiar with Utah county Orem/Provo/PG/Lehi/Eagle Mnt. but not so much with SL county other than downtown SLC. 

I'm still looking for the oddball deal in Olympia--just landed one actually, an absolute STEAL on a 4-plex downtown--and I'm doing some marketing now because it's so dang hard to find a deal on the MLS.

I'm in downtown, let's plan a meeting! 

The ONLY place that I can say the 1% rule on a turn key investment in the DFW area is attainable is in a new development (new construction homes) being built in the cities of Forney & Heartland TX. 30-40 mins away from Downtown Dallas.

I vividly remember looking out of my bedroom window at the gleaming Devon tower in downtown Oklahoma City.

I am really struggling to find a reliable contractor to help me with rehabs in downtown Indianapolis.

Is there a way to find out without having to drive to the downtown office?

I need help analyzing an offer on a quadraplex in small town 30 miles northwest of downtown Fort Worth and 38 miles from DFW airport.