Industries that suffered the most included agriculture, mining, and logging.

Many of my tenants were using these funds to help live on.When the changes came into effect I lost between one third and one half of all my tenants and most of the other rentals in town suffered the same death.

Hard money to expensive, banks not lending and now market suffers.

The settlement we offered was based on the whole situation and the amount of doctor's bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

So for the last few years I have been interested in the idea of Real estate investing, but have suffered from a bout of paralysis, so it had fallen to the backburner for a time while I worked my life away at my office job.  

To summarize,  I am currently wondering if I am suffering from analysis paralysis or simply doing the smart thing and avoiding buying a bad deal.

I've never had much of a green thumb / interest in landscaping, and most of the landscaping at my projects suffers because of it.  

Our area suffered one of the largest hits in Real Estate, we also were one of the top 5 highest in foreclosure in the nation.

Leigh, what % of the months are your properties occupied, and what seasons suffer (if any).

As for your deal, really to hard to say I need more info on expense etc, but based on the numbers you shared I would definitely consider an offer, but just because others are does not mean you should, have your number and stick to it, don't get caught up in angst to get first deal you or you most likely will suffer a setback and may be keep from moving forward in this industry.