Difficult for me to tell right now since I'm on a notoriously slow hotel wi-fi.

And financing small properties (<50k) is notoriously difficult with any lender.It seems you would want:* A diversified roster of lenders - 15 or more preferably with $100k+ each to invest (meaning a total asset portfolio of $400k+)* Work with their fee-based financial planner if they have one, or recommend they utilize one, to fit this lending activity into their planning process.* Use 3rd party loan servicer with escrowing* Facilitate cashing out lenders early by matching with other lenders.

A LOT of them have the notorious baby blue or pink bathrooms...

Neighborhood has little pride of ownership, drug activity, etc. there are jobs as its next to a large prison, schools and hospitals.Rents really cannot be increased as there are new developments renting new 3bd homes for as little as $600.Tenants are typically short term and if screening is tough the units remain empty.

Prisons.

Some houses are notorious for being occupied for 3 months no issues, then late payments, then partial payments, then no payments, and eviction.

Grandma might look like a great tenant but her son who is getting out of prison and coming to live with her in six months is not.

They would be for roofs, new carports, or the asphalt/concrete driveways and parking areas.Many condos are now owned by renters and the landlords are notorious for not paying their maintenance fee.

I was happy to see that...knowing that I was not going to be dealing with someone that just got out of prison for murder...especially murdering a landlord!

We have dealt with heirs who are serving time in prison, don't have IDs to sign docs, hate each other to the point when they want the house to be lost to a foreclosure to spite the others, etc.