For example, I would like to search for non-owner SFRs in a specific city, and get their email addresses as well! 

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Two quick moves: pick one lane for deal one (light rehab or small buy‑and‑hold) and tighten a Chicago buy box so you can underwrite a few listings each week; then meet two investor‑friendly agents and a GC to sanity‑check scope, rents, and neighborhoods.Which part of the city are you most drawn to, and are you leaning toward a light flip or a rental for your first play?

It can be tough to learn the right Cities, and neighborhoods that offer the bet prices and highest rents but feel free to ask. 

There are some areas in South City and the surrounding areas that I would recommend to live in that make great options to do LTR's, STR's, and MTR's given their proximity to major attractions, highways, and employers.

I live in North Dakota, and I came across an apartment complex for sale in one of the state’s oil-heavy cities.

I understand that the City of Anaheim is no longer issuing new STR permits, so one option is to buy a property that already has an existing STR license.

Hi NJ investors,I'm currently working on a rehab in Jersey City (Heights area), and I'm hitting a bottleneck with the administrative side of things.My GC is great at the work, but terrible at the paperwork.

Houston is a large city and the traffic can be terrible(especially during rush hours).If you do decide to house-hack, I would try to get a house near where you will be working(if possible).Saving 30 minutes or 1 hour everyday is huge.Houston does have a lot of multi-family homes but I find it that the ones that will cash flow are in the undesirable areas.The ones near Montrose or Hermann Park are harder to cash-flow.

You’re in the right city and asking the right questions already.