Policy is fine.

What @Anna Sagatelova said about Cleveland properties is also true in Akron. 90% of the housing stock in the city of Akron was built before 1970 and there are quite a number of really fine A++ older homes especially in west Akron.

If you conclude the leverage is so good that everyone comes out ahead that's fine but if you are only able to originate hard money debt that may be viewed as a red flag by investors who will question your experience and borrowing strength.

I like to look for board orders, excessive fines for weeds/grass, stop orders, and unsecured premises. 

The tenants in back apartment were married, was informed by the female that they were getting a divorce but she would be fine paying rent alone.

This is a fine needle to thread because at this size, you very quickly start competing with high net worth individuals who are seeking summer homes. 

Best wishesI suggest you double check the updates and fine print, there has been a LOT of changes on margin accounts, seemingly everywhere.

If you're focused on medical travel folks, smaller 1 or 2 bed properties work fine.

I think I'd be fine with conventional or similar if I can't find partners. 

If landlords fail to meet their responsibilities, they’re fined immediately.