Please list some here publicly or send me a private message?

I’ve never heard of that publication before today, but they seem really desperate for clicks.

Tools like Rentometer, PropStream, or even public tax records help you spot areas where duplexes still trade under replacement cost.Leverage lending.

If you panic, sell at the bottom, become depressed by negative changes in the value of your assets, then DON’T invest in anything with a publicly traded market.  

When they are publicly posted, there are a thousand eyes on them already.

If investors flee that market, anyone who can thrive will make a killing.All depends on your cash position, the team you align yourself with, and your personal tolerance for seeing through panic from the general public and news media.It's the reason I'm licensed through out Ohio but only invest and property manage in a 20 mile circle...I'm the best in my niche and am happy to facilitate others to grow along side me and mine.You liquidated out of Cleveland...if you want to hear a bit about my town - Toledo - reach out!

In reality basements are often dark, musty, moldy, damp and water prone, which makes them less desirable to the buying public. imho, be cautious on how much you spend, because your return on investment of below grade space may be less than you expect.

distance of public transportation. 

@Sam McCormack,  I don’t have personal experience with Kaleb Washington, but I’d recommend checking local RE investor groups, Facebook/LinkedIn, or public records for recent assignments to see if his deals are documented.

I think the latter becomes difficult as those dates typically aren't readily available via public domain.