I’ve connected with @Owen Langis, but maybe having a detailed convo may be fruitful and see what the possibilities are.Thanks so much guys, CheersAndrew

I actually believe that our fruitful relationship ended.

Maintaining a healthy relationship with them and being a good landlord will always bear fruit so it's best to be on top of every issue that arises.

What I am leaning towards is that you can still have discretion above a certain score number, weed out some low hanging fruit, and also protect yourself from accusations of unfairness by having established criteria.

You make a good point about the risk factor associated with starting small and having fewer baskets to spread the eggs, that’s why I was curious how others had started.

Brie has been enjoying the fruits of her labor with round the world trips etc.you can contact her directly @Brie Schmidt  and see what she has planned in the way of pod casts for 2017

You know your DTI is low so your best bet is what @John Underwood said.Start with the low hanging fruit on the place with the most need.

Do not invest in any city on Neighborhood Scouts’ list of the 100 most dangerous US cities.Inflation compensating - Every time you go to the store, the same basket of goods costs more and more dollars.

Don't put all your eggs in one basket and reinvest your profits as you go.

There's a guy that does this exact same thing here, except he holds the paper and does some minor clean-up before selling to the fruit picker.