Some problems tenants relay to us are real and some are just perceived.

At the same time, I'm interested to hear what others are doing specifically to overcome those risks that they perceive. 

And, with the advent of technological advancement it's more manageable than perceived with the naked eye.I still own stocks and always will and only buy those that pay dividends, again, my choice/model.

If you wouldn't feel comfortable without a police escort and you dislike talking to the residents, it is not a good idea to invest in those neighborhoods.I'm not addressing the crime rate or perceived safety of a neighborhood. 

So, you see the market like a strata...even in the same geographic location...and you perceive there is always room for a solid SFR or small multi in proximity to a large multi...do you have any concern about quality of tenants, or is that dictated by the quality of the rental?

See what the tenant "wants" out of this - a new unit or cash to compensate for perceived damage.

The questions you have today will become tomorrows lessons after going through the process. 2) As you create experiences in the "doing" of the business, you will become more confident and age and other perceived limitations will not hinder you because you have "been there, done that".

I wouldn't have a property reassessed if you just put work into it, bringing up its perceived value.

Most brokers don't want anything to do with it because they perceive it to be a liability.

For the most part it is more difficult because it is perceived to be more difficult.