For the most part you end up getting students or undesirable candidates.

True Steve BabiakAnd I've seen high-end deadbeats, not just the typical low-income/undesirable neighborhood ones that steal the copper plumbing.

Many areas have under 1 month of inventory and pretty much everything is moving quickly in desirable areas.Capturing true cash flow on your rentals requires living in undesirable areas in Austin.

If so could be a great time to buy.Is demand low becuase the area is undesirable and people no longer want to live there?

Now you have egg on your face and dragged your name through the mud.

When some people want "color", they pick a mud color beige/tan/adobe.Do they really like it?

Give me the easy way.....there is no easy way, if there were I'd love to give it to you and other 5000 folks who think finance is like making mud bricks.

There are many sections and subsections and it's really as clear as... well... mud. 

If property has association, you might face transfer fees later and could add some undesirable expenses...

yeah- I'm just not sure if it was mis-managed/marketed or there is something about the property that makes it undesirable.