@Shea JenkinsWelcome to the vibrant BP community.

i am looking in to older historic buildings which i can create one or two lofts from and potential commercial use on bottom.I would like to add, that I am educated as a city planner, and one of my main motives is to help create more walkable/vibrant communities, while profit is a reason i am more interested in creating great communities.

On the surface, things are vibrant and exciting and on a day to day basis it is a great city.

I generally recommend smaller cities with economic growth, population growth and vibrant commercial activity.

You will always be a sad, broken, wreck of a man, no matter how well you learn to pretend and how loudly you protest otherwise.It will happen to the point that you will know in your bones that you are a habitual failure, that no matter what you do, you will never be good enough to erase the stain of the shame of what you've been through.

My name is Chris and I'm so glad that I have the opportunity to join such a vibrant and helpful community.

the folks I know that have the stomach for this type of investing have their own custom scoring system I have often enquired how they do it .. since 95% of the tenants will be below 600 ficoWhat they look for is habitual non payment of little things like cell phone and direct TV etc etc.what they over look and don't count is medical and eviction is out.you just need to pick the best you can... and maybe your tenant base is not that bad but in C to D in the mid west this is your tenant base. 

@Greg S.Welcome aboard the vibrant BP community.

Once they knew that I meant business the habitual late payers rented from someone else.

@Joshua BuckWelcome aboard the vibrant BP community.