If the property has a solid inspection and a healthy maintenance budget can be set aside, these older properties can be very profitable.

The business environment remains healthy. 

You want to add value and reduce expenses.Also, it is wise to have a healthy liquid reserve available when buying commercial real estate.I would call commercial real estate brokers and find one with a teacher's heart.

If he has the income to support a $550k mortgage, and a healthy cash reserve fund, he should invest the money.

When the properties are paid off, you’ll probably have a healthy profit.

I've got great credit and a healthy amount of capital compared the loan amount.

Quote from @Lizie Pilicy: I'm considering investing with Kris Krohn and stumbled on a few BP threads.I'm curious to know anyone who actually has experience with Kris could chime in with reports of ROI, etc. and if investments are still healthy and doing well? 

It's better to preserve a healthy relationship with the tenant than save a few bucks.

In some cases, anonymity is healthy, but this depends on your preference.

I'm in a space to do some house hacking, and am under the general (unresearched, unless you count years of Zillow watching) opinion that my local rental market is healthy.