Four that were already rented and were being professionally managed  (ie, it was a low barrier to entry and got me started), plus this one.  

The most popular markets are ClevelandToledoMemphisBirminghamKCIndyDetroitEach of these markets is popular with turnkey investors because of the low barrier to entry, high rental demand & high rent to price ratio.

Not sure what your metrics are, but be prepared to spend closer to or above the 300k barrier to get something nice out here as the stock of MFRs are very low here.

With my Ring doorbells, I am able to share access to my guests, for their sense of safety and ownership over the space, and so I include specific language around the use of that access, the video cameras themselves, etc. 

However, all these "gurus" do is help their duped students buy lousy assets in zero barrier of entry neighborhood. 

It definitely gets the phone to ring and I've converted one renter into a buyer.  

We prefer the heavier product with the cushion/moisture barrier attached.

@Jessica Kirkpatrick lol Brooklyn of Cincy has a nice ring to it.

The previous owner did backyard  pavers without a weed barrier underneath in the backyard.

I was suffering from "analysis paralysis" and finally reached a point where I was so fed up with sitting on the sidelines that I just made an offer a few hours ago for a rental that I KNOW is overpaying (the numbers still work, don't take my advice to mean you can be reckless) just to break through that initial barrier and get that first property that everyone says is the hardest (I haven't heard back if I got it yet..).