I'd think a clean well taken care of place to live for $500-700 or whatever your rent range would be...would be no problem to find a good tenant - We lived the life of renters for a year and a half or so for the first time in our lives and quality rentals that are reasonable in Topeka is akin to winning a lottery ticket -- if you can't tell I was quite discouraged and very disappointed most of what's available if it was nice went immediately for ridiculous prices and most of the rentals were garbage for what was charged.My perspective comes as a home owner the instant I moved out of my parents house at 24 and then starting to own rentals at 26 and having never rented - so I'm probably again suffering from bias and a jaded perspective having been forced to rent. 

I am disappointed that I have kept the land for more then 30 years when the tree is ready to give the fruit, selling it is more logical. 

I fear if you pay it with hopes of ever getting it back because it was not supposed to be charged, you may be disappointed. 

A quote attributed to Mark Twain has been on my wall for years: "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did do.

Disappointing.

If you are thinking a broker is going to lead you to the best deals, be prepared to be disappointed. 

I realize if you do not purchase and this blows over with no huge impact to RE you will be a little disappointed because this was a pretty good find. 

At this (early) stage, I'm seeing disappointment for those like me that have no employees. 

You won't be disappointed.  

That's disappointing.