Still, there's not really gang activity, shoot outs, or significant theft or vandalism very prevalent in these neighborhoods.

Service penetration rates and rankings of importance are almost identical no matter the income range

I was done in less than an hour and a half, and KNEW that I passed before they gave me the results because most of the questions were nearly identical to what we want over in the class and study material.

The lower-end neighborhoods are better suited for the FT investor, or a couple of partners, who purchase a slew of them dirt cheap, have their own $10-15/hr labor to rehab and maintain them, manage the tenants themselves or with an employee under their direct supervision, and have the right personality for it.

Drunk roommates, a roommate leaving a door unlocked and there's a break-in, theft among roommates, one person lets tub or sink overflow, someone causes a stove top fire, someone leaves a candle burning, someone smokes, roommates get in a fight, etc.Plus noise.

And there has been some talk of more and more theft-type crimes in the area.

Here's where  energy modeling and rating systems like the Dept of Energy Home Score helps with marketing and can lessen sticker shock in any state: Imagine there are two homes for sale that are pretty identical in size, location, year built etc.

A "mistaken identity bankruptcy" is not a title issue, IT IS A BORROWER CREDITWORTHINESS ISSUE, and it is an Underwriting issue. 

I was thinking of doing research for properties similar to the ones he has developed. find out the population facts in that area and then suggest a development that might work well in that land. i even know how to use auto cad and 3ds max, i was going to make a rendering of the development i had in my mind, even a branding identity for the development because I'm also really good at branding, i used to free lance. 

Have you not heard of identity thef???