My opinion is that this is not a good idea and your time is better spent targeting another investor group.  

Especially in a touristy area and/or big city.1 of your target market should be accidental landlords, who doesn't want to deal with tenants but their properties are in an ideal location for airbnb services.

I always do the same thing:I analyze the deal using my numbers and my desired profit target, I get my highest-and-best offer, and I make that offer.  

I have a list of homes I built driving my target neighborhood.

I could see this format effecting many wholesalers and flippers that target folks that need to sell quickly because of divorce, relocation, financial reasons etc.Has anyone had experience with Opendoor?  

With all of this, I am expecting to get about 10 solid leads a month from it and hoping to convert 3 out of every 10 since they will be very targeted leads.If you are simply trying to get a business site up and have somewhere to direct clients then I would suggest a Facebook Business Page. 

Get brokers to provide you with market cap and price per unit ranges for the class of property you are targeting, analyze a bunch of OMs (from broker's web sites, email blasts, and loopnet) and network with multifamily investors and you will learn the market.

This is certainly YMMV and depends on goals, neighborhoods, etc ... we were thinking we'd like to target $150-200 in cash flow per unit.

So, my question is how do you go about narrowing down to the neighborhood you want to target for buying when you don't drive and live in the area yourself. 

Meanwhile, another possible target on the West Coast is barred from taking any steps to plan for a nuclear attack.Washington State allows evacuation plans for every disaster scenario except a nuclear bomb.