My other rental cash flow can cover the loses but I am not completely comfortable buying a property that will lose that much obviously.

@Evan Polaski You are 100% right, the market and location is much more important than the age and condition of the property itself for the reasons you stated, even in the best markets there are some bad areas.I don't know if there is a clear definition of the property classes, what I consider class B is built after the mid 80's, and will be somewhere you feel comfortable walking at night, fairly close to shopping and amenities, and have a good amount of middle class renters. syndicators will always point out all the positives, you have to do your own research on the neighborhood, income level, comps and crime. 

They actually don't look comfortable or professionally made. 

This beautiful residence is perfect for those seeking comfort, convenience, and a peaceful living environment.

Get out of your comfort zone.

I am certainly interested in getting more comfortable with sales but I will always prefer leveraging technology to solve problems.

Im in College Station which is similar enough to Lubbock that I feel comfortable giving this advice. 

I'm willing to work for a month, or whatever time frame you're comfortable with.

Both parties on deed as tenants in common.Putting myself in the money-partner's shoes, even with the expectation of long-term property appreciation, I would want some immediate return on my cash invested.

not to worry, can the other two comfortably cover the lease amount?