Just be aware that cheaper properties tend to be:Old and require lots of ongoing repairs.Old and many repairs would cost more in order to bring the property up to codeTenants from on the lower end of income that tend to have more challenges paying the rentHigher vacancy and tenant turnover Higher frequency of evictionCheaper properties are more difficult to finance (for your future buyer) due to the higher cost of the loan relative to the loan amount.Price appreciation is minimalMany investors do not factor in the eROI (emotional ROI) which means such properties:Will create more "noise" in your lifeRequire more of your time and attention. 

Too many investors get their ideas and emotions so mixed up in the process of buying and selling, they end up failing.

I'm afraid to look seriously do to my emotions getting involved and not allow me to look at a deal with clarity. 

With all this stress they've caused, maybe you need an emotional support tiger.

We don't know much of anything about the ex financially or emotionally. 

But, we're emotional attached to this property so not interested in Airbnb or renting it....

I have a good applicant for one of my rentals but he has two Pitbulls registered as "emotional support animals" and I'm trying to find out how protect myself from such liability.

I have a good applicant for one of my rentals but he has two Pitbulls registered as "emotional support animals" and I'm trying to find out how protect myself from such liability.

If you are angry sit in your car until you've come to grips with your emotions and can be kind but firm.

They invested too much emotional energy into an issue that could be fixed with a few dollars.