The seller or real estate agent may know something you are overlooking.One this is for sure, if you do not know more about the properties, neighborhood, and target market than anyone (including the seller); and be accurate in predicting the realistic future that is not based upon any blue sky assumptions, this could become much more of a challenge than a reward.Best of luck.

Getting the sea of giant blue trashcans off the roads (dumpsters instead).

Or dawn a sweater and take MUNI out to Ocean Beach for some true SF weather shock.

The gist is that if you have a choice of municipality, take into account Red State/Blue State politics.

The blue states/big cities are gonna go broke/bankrupt, get federal handouts, or something similar.

None have reminded me.I could see a tenant forgetting once in a blue moon and calling to remind them if it's a day late.

I don't want anyone collecting slips of green paper (now purplish, blue and ugly orange paper as well) just to have stacks of it.

If you haven't, pick up a few books at the library to at least build a good foundation, then you can navigate the swirling ocean of information here at BP a whole lot better!

I have 65 units. 45 are single family houses, mostly low income in low-end blue collar areas.

I could have told them the sky was blue.