Low income properties in questionable areas is more for local operators or investors with very deep pockets that are taking a few percent of net worth and rolling the dice with 5% of their investment portfolio.

We have been reading post after post for the past two years from (1) members who are fed up with the market (2) members who are having a hard time starting in a hot market and (3) members who have highly appreciated properties but don't have an alternative investment option if they were to sell or exchange.Deal flow is king in this market and you have to (1) put hundreds of deals through the funnel via marketing and networking or (2) you have to invest with someone who has it.I made a decision two years ago to do more of the latter...to start heavily vetting passive opportunities with experienced sponsors who have mature deal flow pipelines (i.e. deep broker relationships, industry leaders, full time staff dedicated to deal flow, consistent off-market properties)...while still casually vetting direct owned opportunities. 

The deep in the weeds seller financing and lease option threads tend to go that way, so I don't much bother anymore especially if the asker doesn't even bother to have a profile pic.

The world of credit card sign up bonuses is extremely broad and deep (too deep to go into detail in this post) but you should be able to hit multiple minimum spend requirements (MSRs) and receive significant bonus value. 

Just like making microwave popcorn doesn't guarantee popcorn lung, but yes if you made a ton and breathed in the vapors, there could be a problem.

This included drilling holes underneath the crawl space from outside (No basement in house) so the poison could get very deep under the ground. 

I think a lifelong lesson of mine is to slow down, breathe, trust the process, and take it one step at a time.

There are so many people affected with breathing disorders and allergies that majority of tenants LOVE these easy care, easy clean, dust-free floors. 

I have dug deep into this topic and can discuss specifics if interested. 

If I were in your shoes, I would dig deep into the numbers and try to understand how the asset can reasonably perform in your market.