My Market & Property selection criteria are: City should exhibit both economic & population growthB or higher grade neighborhoodMix of rental & owner occupied homes in the neighborhoodReview crime-ratesAvoid cities with harsh winters (issues with pipes, liability, salt, etc)Price range of 75-125K Thanks all in advance!

That shouldn't be how it's looked at, but that's harsh reality. 

Sorry for coming across harsh, but I still don't understand your interest comment.

New landlords are far more likely to err on the side of failing to properly enforce lease provisions -- being too lenient rather than being too harsh.  

Many precincts are VERY friendly to tenants and VERY harsh on landlords.

My name is Harsh(NOT AN ENGLISH WORD!)

Maybe that sounds harsh or mean.

Because that is often what you have to do when dealing with D class properties (sorry don't want to sound too harsh).

There are many ways to make this happen, partners, owner financing, syndication etc etc But not to sound harsh but commercial is much different than residential.

I was a bit harsh with my post, but I did file a complaint with the BBB, and was refunded my money.