The district is very popular but very small- lots of farms but not much invemtory in terms of homes. 

I think Michael Blank's is pretty popular and fairly cheap.

When it comes to enterprise-level software for accounting and asset management, especially in the private lending space, there are a few options you might want to consider.In a nutshell, some popular alternatives to Yardi (which, as you mentioned, is more geared towards large-scale multifamily properties) are:MRI Software: MRI is a pretty versatile and customizable software solution that caters to various real estate sectors, including private lending.

This is a popular website.

Not only is it our favorite area to stay, but it seems to be quite popular with other tourists as well.

But I agree the fees are high and tough to find a property that is positive (after all costs) except for ML either DIY or through a private management company ( basically a ML owner created it execlusively for ML units)...how about appreciation, I was hoping with it becoming more popular (improvements, etc) that there is no direction for price to go further down...

Crime rates provide a lot of "false positives"...the most popular area in any major metro are rampant with fights, drunkenness', smash and grab robberies, etc.

Land banking was a very popular strategy a while back. 

Many will still take the deal in and roll the dice but if you do get the rural tag it would kill the deal.  

Hello Edwin, Cleveland is one of the best turnkey market and the most popular for investors because of high rental demand and low cost of entry, property prices are pretty inexpensive here.