OTOH, if they're building undesirable apartment buildings, or something that's going to create a lot of traffic and congestion it may have a negative effect.You should look into 1031 exchanges.  

If the tenant is a D class tenant that is undesirable and I think I want to move them out, then I am not going to show a lot of rent increases from year one to year two, because I know once I start enforcing the rules, these people are going to leave and I am going to have vacancies and have to clean up those units and bring new people in.

It's easier on small or 'undesirable' or harder-to-manage properties.

Employers won't tolerate certain activities that are also undesirable in tenants so you would have additional assistance in getting a problem person out.

Get that money, evict them, lick your wounds and pick better quality tenants next time, and/or sell this property because it sounds like it's a very undesirable part of the market where you get poor quality tenants.

I recommended actively changing the environment around him, which he isn't the rightful owner of, to effectively make the shed an undesirable residence.

Appreciation can be $150 per door in a good market.17K properties you can buy 8, because you're price is too low for financing, it may be to low or undesirable even if a HML or private lender would dare go there. 500 in rents is 4K.

Hillsborough has some very nice areas that will command stupid prices (South Tampa) but there are more undesirable, or rural areas than nice neighborhoods in my opinion. 

It truly is sickening, to know that people are being sold over priced, under rehabbed properties in undesirable neighborhoods to newbie investors. 

It is typical, but my guess is that they want to be sure you have no "undesirable" criminal offenses; selling drugs, murder and the like, and also to be sure that you can afford the regular HOA fees.