If economy tanks, recession, depression, people can't afford squat, RENTS GO UP. because the demand for the supply will be insane.    

These properties are always in highest demand and seem to appreciate much better because builders are only building high end homes.

Let me share some info and data with you about this area.Grand Rapids has experienced a bit of a boom the last few years due to lack of properties for sale and consistent (or even increasing) demand. 

You may have luck pursuing an insurance placement, though I question how many similar properties there are in Greenville and therefore what the demand may be.

@Gash Nookala not aware of any viable PMC that will do these "on demand".We get calls from DIY owners each month, that want to hire us to do Maintenance only.

Rebates offered by developers were few and far between and quickly disappeared because of the demand.4.

However we plan to meet the growing demand that is extremely clear from people like yourself with PassivePockets.

I got a demand letter within a few days. 

The market has shifted w rents down slightly, but demand is still strong. 

The duplexes will be in B-class mix of blue-collar and white-collar neighborhoods with good rental demand and during times of a recession they should hopefully hold their rental price & demand.How does the plan sound?