As a LL who had a LTR tenant who didn't pay rent for something like 9 months, who gamed the system as much as possible, within a municipality that had a court system backed up 6-12 months out, within an asset class (LTRs) that is deemed nearly bullet proof for a myriad of historically stellar reasons... yeah... not good. 

I am very curious to see when it re debuts on the market and at what price.Wild card neighborhood - City Terrace.

Are you finding stellar deals or just good ones?  

Better than the 3% everyone is saying but still not stellar and definitely below the stock market average of something like 8%.But, If you make one more forecast that your property will match the average 3.6% multiple decade appreciation average all of a sudden your real estate asset is returning  over 25K in cash and appreciation on an investment or opportunity cost of $240K  This still does not include the fact that the appreciation is compounded free of tax while not tapped.  

Da nada, although it has a stellar reputation for total profits with professional investors worldwide.

That's stellar customer service!

A 21% IRR is stellar, and ample enough for me to never have the desire to personally manage units myself again.

These offers generally aren't offered to consumers unless they have stellar credit as the bank sees them as a very low risk to lend money to.Trust me you are not getting these offers if you have poor or even average credit.I look at it as a perk to having a great credit score/history with the big boys (banks)bestregards,Chris

The 1st response you got above was stellar and spot on.

She then told my sister: 1.They had an eviction because the husband lost his job due to company closing but has a good one now.2.They are moving because the apartment they live in now is being torn down.3.Prior residence was in-laws.4.Their credit score "is not stellar"OK, I know the answer.