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You are looking at something a little unique (in the size of units), and if that is the market you want to work then there may not be many of those deals out there, both for you to buy and/or for a tenant to rent, so it could be a nice little niche.

I wrote this a few months ago that goes into more detail-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/12/2...The only other thing about markets, once you select a handful to choose from, a lot of it then will just depend on your budget and what kinds of properties you like best and feel good about.

I'm still very new here, and every experienced member/investor has a unique way of approaching their investments but I have found one thing they all have in common.

. §§ 1681 and following.)THIS NOTICE is to inform you that your application to rent the property at ___[rental property address]___ has been denied because of [select all that apply]:[ ] Insufficient information in the credit report provided by ___[Credit reporting agency]______[Address, phone number, URL]___[ ] Negative information in the credit report provided by ___[Credit reporting agency]______[Address, phone number, URL]___[ ] The consumer credit reporting agency noted above did not make the decision not to offer you this rental.

There are so many unique neighborhoods, so you can really think about the type of renter you want to attract, your investment strategy (do you want to renovate a bit and build equity or a ready to go turnkey, invest in an up and coming neighborhood with appreciation potential or a neighborhood that's been solid for decades), and the lifestyle you want to live - it's a house hack after all.

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Bret is right on, a "comp" is a comparable sale, just to add a bit.Comps must be selected based on time of sale, location, style and comparability to the subject property, the subject property or "subject" is the one you are comparing the comps to.An ideal comp is a sale within three months and within the same subdivision, or within 1 mile.

They will assist you if you select the right one as they want your future business.

If your marketing piece is unique, you could stand out from the rest and connect with them.