I know OK is notorious for high insurance rates, so there's that as well.Thanks!

National tenants need an up-to-date property and they are notorious for terminating or buying themselves out of leases which can subject you to long vacancies while local tenants tend to stay longer in a substandard property.

Birmingham is notorious for multiple structures on the same parcel as well as, not individually metering water for units within the same structure.I've owned duplexes with both of these issues but didn't get financing.

That's because cash buyers can close quickly and are not subject to the whims of a lender whom are notorious for torpedoing deals.

It's a place that has a great deal of nostalgia for many, a notoriously tricky local government, and historically rough weather. 

Originally posted by: The Notorious @Joe Villeneuve & his Evil side kick @Brent Coombs (the above is meant to be read with 0% seriousness and 90% humor and 10% 1920s radio reporter voice) "A man (or woman) goes to the Doctor and says, "Doc...it hurts when I raise my arm"...and the Doctor replies, "...so don't do it".Hahaha, So in this case the man has to lift his arms to work and make a living.

The exception on that which I see would be if we're talking about a property where its notoriously tough to get rent paid, although I'd think that's an extreme example but say if its a dumpy property that the owner refuses to improve at all, in a bad area and whatever else, if we're spending huge amounts of time trying to track down the tenants and are having trouble getting paid, that's not really fair to us either if we get paid zero for all that work.

Prospective tenants are notorious for skipping out on showings and you can save yourself a lot of time if you set up multiple prospective tenants to meet you at the property at the same time.

My husband is notorious for waiving the late fee, but he only does it to early offenders.  

Humans are notoriously bad at getting their heads around "sunk costs" and dealing with them in a logical and financially optimal manner.