Look at an amortization scale. 

Compare the verses you know to what they are in the target language.This post http://askakorean.blogspot.com/2010/01/koreans-eng... is by a Korean guy who moved to California when he was in 10th grade (about 15 years old), and wanted to improve his English skills beyond what he had learned in public school in Korea. 

“Access to housing—particularly affordable housing—is becoming more and more limited, and that’s going to be a real problem for our region” he continued, “we have major corporations and grand-scale economic investments taking place, but fewer and fewer options in terms of housing for the people who are going to take those jobs.

Many BP members have used this to help them choose which neighborhoods they want to invest in.The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods

I think any place I'm going to buy and hold for long term, if there's no large scale technology jobs it's a dying city and I'm rolling the dice.  

Will likely try to hold for 2-3 years while the value appreciates back up and save the cash flow, ideally taking the sales proceeds to scale up.Are there any other investors here in the Salem, MA area?

But it is on a much smaller scale than Youngstown.

C, maybe even a D grade.

With this I was simply able to scale for each new unit: copy xls file, name it after the new property and set up sheets depending on the amount of units in the property.

I am sure it would only attract only the finest up-scale tenants 😨Randy