In my line of work in engineering, we often have to produce a final drawing which contains work certified by multiple disciplines, such as some parts of it from maintenance of traffic, some by drainage, some from structural engineering, some from roadway, some from right of way, so digitally signing an electronic document actually mean multiple parties signing off their respective "objects" on the drawing, and not responsible for the rest of the stuff, and only that party has digital edit rights to their objects.  

Ideally I'd like to buy 50+ unit multifamily to get the economies of scale of an onsite manager, but again this one seems to work numbers wise and meets all my return objectives. 

One I build my farm area, Im going to spend my time knocking on doors...I think objections will be the most challenging aspect for me. 

After overcoming a couple of objections i started adding up quickly the repair spreadsheet i brought.

No objections, but we're in a very, very tight rental market here.

My question to you is:  what is your objective in investing?  

Variables here:http://api.census.gov/data/2010/sf1/variables.htmlThe last thing you'll have to know is that when you look up by state code, you have to use the "FIPS state numeric code lookup" here: https://www.census.gov/geo/reference/ansi_statetables.html.  

You can use this code: Standard of Practice 1-6REALTORS® shall submit offers and counter-offers objectively and as quickly as possible.

But having been wired as I am, I now take pleasure in others efforts to object. 

Of course, the final decision must be based on numbers, available options and individual objectives as an investor.