This is because many homebuyers will be reluctant to invest money and move into a property when there is a chance that the bank may call the loan due, even if the chance is a slim one.

Between Sussex and Kent/ out a Realtors MLS access it’s really slim pickings.

Yes, the bank could call in the due on sale clause but the chances of that are slim to none. 

Unless, rent is 1% or more of the property, you chances to actually make money looks slim. 

Slim chance the tenant put bill in their name?

In the better areas, the pickings are slim.

Property manager margins are already pretty slim, but some do take a lower % of monthly rents if you have a certain number of properties with them.

sure sounds like a tenant from hell. but here are a few things to think about. number 1, they are not your tenants any more, so the court will not look favorable upon them. 2nd, read my profile, i am a home inspector here in new york, with mold remediation as a specialty. there are 18 different types of black mold, and ONLY 2 OF THEM ARE TOXIC. so, your chances of having the toxic variety is slim. 3rd, you have to have either very large quanities of black mold and have it be the toxic kind to make it harmful to people, i. e., airborn. 4th, if these tenants are sick from black mold, then why did you have to go thru court to get them out??

In Austin, if one has a broken lease on their credit or owes money to a landlord there is a slim chance of him or her finding decent housing where the landlord will accept them as tenants. 

I am sure there are people who might do that but it will be in the very slim minority.