Most areas fit into one of those categories although rarely but sometimes you do have areas with high cash flow and high appreciation or low cash flow and low appreciation.

The guy I'm cancelling on just seemed really busy and had trouble fitting me in initially so I thought it might not have been a big deal to cancel...

I think I could fit either a dishwasher or a stove, but not both.

What this tells me is that there are so many pathways to success and if you stay at it and keep your head up you will eventually find the path that fits you.I am not an expert, but I invite those who can contribute more or expand on this topic to do so because I think there are hidden topics like this one that can help so many who could use the encouragement. 

I would recommend talking to @Dmitriy Fomichenko or others here like @Justin Windham @Brian Eastman and see who the best fit is for you.

Welcome to the community @Christopher Cole If you would like to come down to Richmond I'd be happy to give you a tour of the city and discuss what neighborhoods best fit your investing criteria. 

@Karen Margrave   Thanks Karenthat plan is actually a Portlandia 4 square very popular here in PDX... the lot we bought had this great Oak tree in front so it was perfect fit for the home...

You only need to share the commission once though and the repeat business an investor will provide makes it a small price to pay.Plus, most established agents are probably retail focused so your investor mentality makes you a better fit for their business.Congrats and good luck!

The point is, if it fits the mold above (collection account, NOT FORECLOSURE, SHORT SALE, BANKRUPTCY, REPO, JUDGEMENT, ETC), I'm confident you can get it removed.

Talk to a health insurance broker and explore your various options to find the one that is the best fit for you.