Everything you said is spot on.

I came across a fantastic article on the top US Road trips and unsurprisingly The Oregon Coast took the top spot :) Top 7 Scenic US Coastal Road Trips:- Oregon - Pacific Coast- California - Pacific Coast- Maine - Route 1 - North Carolina - Outer Banks- Alabama - Connection By Way- North Florida - A1A - Florida Keys - A1AI might move The Keys up this list a little..but the entire Oregon Coast is breathtaking. 

From what I have gathered Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan tend to be the states that keep appearing as the best spots for potential Section 8 landlords, at this moment in time.

Sometimes spot on, sometimes way off. 

I'm in a bit of a confusing spot.

We just closed in November on our first duplex in the 4th Ward, which will also be our first section-8 unit... the area is definitely a beast of it's own that has come to be the trouble spot of Janesville, in my opinion, due to the large amount of "slumlords" in Janesville.

I'm in a bit of a confusing spot.

I have had clients rent out to students on college hill and make solid cash flow with little to no problems. 2-4 units seems to be the sweet spot for getting high rents.

It's all about balance and attention to detail, from the big-ticket items like kitchens and bathrooms to the smaller aspects like layout and functionality.Your example from "Flip or Flop" is spot on—what works in one market doesn't necessarily translate to another, and understanding those nuances is key.

Your build out cost will be less competitive for the elevator systems, fire sprinklers, exterior parking spots- unless you do drive through load zones, and exterior wall surface.e.