@Ryan VanDuyneThere is no hard and fast methodology for assessing multifamily neighborhoods.Nonetheless, there are a few things to consider: Median household incomeMedian property valueGoogle street view and take a tour of the neighborhoodLocal amenitiesStrength and diversity of local economyCrimeAlso use the MLS and Realtor.com to get data on listed propertiesListing agent to get documentsSome good online resources I use: City-data (extensive database)Rentometer.comPadmapperZillow/Trulia/Redfin: good for SFRs + reports/tools.

You need to start at square one by doing extensive research through web sites such as this one.

I used to have a problem with water getting in around the water supply line, unless a very long downspout extension was in place. 

I did not have to be there for the install, as long as they had access to power (I ran an extension cord out to the backyard).

Very friendly, responsive and has extensive market knowledge (mostly in the fort worth/Arlington area).

Hi guys,I’ve been doing some extensive reading and doing property analytics in Garfield park (East/West) and Hegewisch, and have been seeing a lot of investor activity in terms of rehabbed Section 8 rentals as well as conventional Fix and Flips.In the current market, is it better to acquire rentals or to start out with a Fix and Flip?

Pass, but if you want you can pay me something and i will teach you anything you want to know that i know about renting in baltimore, which is extensive.

Sure enough the homeless guy's extension cords sparked a fire in the garage and burned the porch and garage on one of the buildings down. 

I have lost a sale of my own when the prequalified buyer ended up not being able to close a loan even after several extensions. 

which is also considered D area. so with that said I'd consider "d" areas after some extensive research and in the specific areas. someone above recommended Cleveland I'm currently starting some research in suburbs of parma, Cleveland heights, and the lakes area.. there lots of duplexes and tri under 100k and a few 4plex under 150 with plenty of investors giving the green light on the areas. definitely going to research hard before making any moves anywhere. as far as using the cash for marketing.