When I had properties in bad locations I had a hard time qualifying tenants because they all had bad credit, none of them had savings or income at 2-3x rent, or references I could call, etc. it was a process of picking the least-worst applicant and hoping for the best possible outcome. 

@Dan IllesI see this question come up quite a bit.And I see all sorts of answers but little of the “wisdom” makes sense to me.If one was to say, the best time to post is Tuesday at 10AM or Thursday at 2PM.Do they mean Pacific time?

However, In the event that there is an inquiry of any sorts then i will need to engage with them again because they provide a no cost "Audit defense" as part of the purchase.

Verifying last 2 years of rental history and income extremely important to find the “best of the worst”.Make sure you understand the Class of properties you are looking at and the corresponding results to expect.What else can we assist you with?

Is there a way to know or sort a sold house days on the market from the real estate listings?

And the will go over things with you to sort where your at knowledge wise, know what you need to learn, direct you to those FREE resources for gaining that knowledge WHILE they are at work doing the things to make your next deal happen. 

Please Google to verify.Michigan, is not the best or worst, falling in the middle.Regarding @Jacob St.

So many things to do and easy to access with that golf cart.On the other hand, these sort of properties often restrict who can use the features.

What should be some things I need to be aware of and consider prior to signing any sort of contracts?

The worst loss I've taken in real estate/NPL investing.