In my discussions with fellow landlords, these tenants can be a pain because they have high tastes and are therefore more demanding.B-neighborhoods are basically A's but slightly older.

And taste you can't live without.

East Flatbush is a bit too far away for my taste, but Flatbush/Ditmas Park area (~20  minutes walking to Prospect Park) would be nice. 

You'll get a taste for them and they are appetizing.Good topic, got my blood flowing this morning, even after the coffee wore off.

Unfortunately, as I am sure you are aware not every single transaction will go smoothly and when that happens someone is going to have a bad taste in their mouth. 

The toppings even if top quality need to be spaced out properly so that in each bite and slice you get the perfect harmony of taste.

This will give you a good taste for what land is going for in many states.

Once people get a bad taste in their mouth about something, its hard to convince them that you're different.

., I see what you mean..based on the bad taste in mouth from that lack of response from that one company I emailed, I'm already getting the feeling that some of these places are very quick at cashing your check but will take their sweet time in answering any emails or actually doing anything in case something comes up.But the general knowledge that I got from everyone's replies is that don't judge a book by its cover, don't lump all turnkey management companies into one because everyone is different, and do your due diligence.  

I'm by no means an expert along these lines, but even after doing my own personal tastes for 10+ years with Turbotax, I'm still learning things that could have saved money over the years.