Narrowing down on what type of real estate investing you want to begin with would be a great starting point.

How do I even begin narrowing it down?

We review a multitude of data sources to provide a real-time view into a real estate marketWhile a data-driven approach is useful to narrow down all the options, having boots on the ground (i.e. agent or contractor) is always important for due diligence

Read the topics I’ve written or added to over thereIf you do please narrow the discussion down With the following.

Once you narrow in on what you're looking for there are some excellent lenders through BP that could help you find some good options for loans.For instance, if you needed to put as low down as possible you could look into an owner-occupied loan like a FHA loan.   

Their best interest is a very narrow view, it's truly your best interest and how it overlaps with theirs.

If I look at my investments in B- and C areas I know that the longer I hold them, the better the numbers typically get.

If you are going to invest remotely, I suggest narrowing down the regions/markets you are would like to invest in, then take each step of due diligence to figure out what that market offers, any downsides to not being local, etc. 

I had a difficult time narrowing it down to 3 biggest struggles.I agree with @Michael Smythe on #2.

I want to narrow down in B - C neighborhoods.Thanks in advance. - Q