In my humbled opinion....There are way more blue collar families out there looking for rentals than there are families with higher incomes, and have good solid careers...I own three rental properties, two of them I paid in the $70k range and they rent for $850 a month...Never had any issue renting them out, actually had people kicking my door down to move in, therefore I could be real selective as to who I picked...My third rental house is a $170k home, and I rent it for $1100 a month.

(e) "Retailer" means every person other than a card issuer who furnishes money, goods, services, or anything else of value upon presentation of a credit card by a cardholder.

HUD needs to get some balls and issue real guidelines.

It's the heavy hood or a cardboard box for her until she decides to change her belief system.

The issue really isn't what the market is for the property, the issue is that the property is a loser for you.

motivate' seminar attendees to "be their own boss", "escape the rat race", and "take control of their life" (with requisite slideshow of people enjoying leisure activities that YOU TOO can enjoy) all while belittling those who (ironically) choose the path of fiscal responsibility.Do they parade cardboard cutouts of the pretty faces from the teevee shows on the stage while the excessively tanned guy with pretty hair does his best Glengarry Glen Ross and tells you what a loser you are if you don't fork over the 40k?

The owner was selling junk in the front yard and had a piece of cardboard that said "Building for sale".

By then I was so mentally beyond that concept that I told him I'd rather live out of a cardboard box than work for somebody again. 

The 2 housemates before me were dirty, didn't clean, used the unit as a storage unit with cardboard boxes strewn about.

They just thought it would not be an issue renting as it is the property next door and not the subject property.