I remember not long ago when that part of DC (near RFK/Stadium Armory) was “undesirable” to some.

If you want to truly solve the problem of a seller who is trying to unload an undesirable property, help them find a buyer who will give them a legit price.

Monthly Cash Flow keeps you in the rental game and provides you with the ability to pay the mortgage on the investment but the extra cash flow provides you with a pat on the back each month to keep going and sometimes tolerate undesirable tenants.In the event there is a recession "R", your monthly cash flow should help you to get through the though times. 

Adding to the complexity, there are pockets of good and bad in Sac which could make something close to Natomas a undesirable hood.

I can handle it, but it's undesirable.

.$600 to $700 – Undesirable 1 BedroomBetween $600 and $700 the 1 bedroom becomes available.

Once your Buyers Agent finds out you've signed deals with other agents, your reputation is mud.

JS and the rouge agent that works for R/N . . . is dragging R/N through the mud on this so-called transition.I suspect, as I have all along, this was someone trying to wholesale your house (flip it to someone else for a higher price prior to your closing) and the wholesale attempt failed since they couldn't find a buyer, and this is what you end up with.  

People buy crap condos in undesirable areas and don't understand why the tenants don't flock to them.  

Dumpy and unsafe are two very different things.In the hamburger example, I am not talking about edible but undesirable food.