Does the elevated crime rates of a particular suburb truly reflect rental sentiment for example. 

Cashmoneydough makes me think of a pawn shop which isn't that far from the wholesalers business so if you're ok with that sentiment then go for it.

In some cases, sentimentality clouds our thinking.

I understand your sentiment about volume of business and imagine brokers/realtors don't want to waste their time with leads if they aren't going anywhere.

The thought had entered my mind but was unsure how the general sentiment was for investors and how they  confront an eviction scenario right out the gates.

I echo the sentiments of others here... the lease is signed so now you just need to stand up to her and let her know that it is YOU who run the show not her.

Continuing my search for oil and gas direct investment, I found Crudefunders and this also appeared to have some negative sentiment, although the negative reviewers seem inexperienced and not the type of people who should be making these investments.

Although the public sentiment still seems to be gloomy on Atlantic City with new casinos popping up all over NJ and PA, we think there is and will continue to be a large enough volume of visiting beach/casino goers and local job base to support AC surviving.

Still need to do tons of homework and be really picky but I agree with the sentiment that you won't find many good deals on the MLS.

The home used to be my Great Grandfathers, so it has some sentimental value to me, but I also believe would make a worthy investment.