Also non recourse is very undesireable since it limits your ability to collect on default. 

When you pay down your mortgage, you turn-around, pull out the principle and re-invest it.Rince & repeat. ... but be cautious not to step outside the lines which the CRA considers reasonable, lest they deny your manoeuvre, leaving you with a undesirably large tax bill.Of course ... for those who have the ability to deduct mortgage interest already, such a move process would be of little use given the risks :)

In other cases, low occupancy rates may mean the facility is poorly managed by its existing owners or it is in an undesirable location.The key is to always do your research first.You can use AirDNA or rabbu and they will give you an average of the occupancy rates in your area. 

I hold my skills and abilities regarding ferreting out undesirable applicants as high or higher than you hold your own. 

In my experience, this helps weed out some of the most undesireables right off the bat.Best of Luck!

Month-to-Month agreements do have their advantages as they allow landlords to more easily address non-performance and quickly end tenancies that are undesirable.

You bought a very cheap(undesirable) property in a cheap(undesirable) neighborhood.

I recently wrote to someone in another thread that concern over how to afford it can be taken as a gauge of a person's readiness or suitability to take on an entrepreneurial endeavor.Y'know, I have peripheral neuropathy, and it's REALLY hard to type some of those long words without messing 'em up!

Undesirable properties, and those with other tax lien certs, may go unsold.

In most cases the reason they were not bid on, is they are undesirable and unsalable.