I think money should be allocated in such a way as to to provide decent health care to the citizens of our country of every age.

What country are you a citizen of? 

Be aware that around Denver the CAUSS (Citizens Against Ugly Street Spam) group is quite active.

We can live healthy, are good citizens even be admired and looked up to as a role model and our time will come out of no where.

There are no restrictions and will report as normal Citizens. 

When the tenant is deceased and their estate has been settled and there are no assets.A deadbeat today may become a model citizen tomorrow.

Has anyone done tenant background verification where applicant is from different country (Canada) in WA states ? Please share your experiences. 

If you want to invest in the inner city you want to go with section 8 turn key rentals or senior citizens on a fixed income (guaranteed cash flow).

Realtors often try to trick you saying it is an "A" property because it has "A" finishes ... well, even if that is true, if the "A" property is in a "D" location/neighborhood, then guess what, it is a "D" property, or if it is not with its "A" finishes, it soon will be ...As for grading, agree that there are no hard and fast rules, but a few determining factors in my mind are: quality of the school district, age of construction of most home, percentage of owners vs. renters, median income & education level of citizens, typical property size/finish/amenities, percentage of SFRs to apartments or condos (not always true for dowtown locations), crime rates and types (violent vs. non-violent).Another subjective grading system (along with investment strategies) I've heard is:A is where you would want to liveB is where you could liveC is where you could live if you had toD is where you'd rather live under a bridge than to live thereFinally, below are some notes and RE strategy for each:A: Low to negative immediate cash flow, but higher potential for future appreciation and rent growth.

I mean there are out of state investors in every state but not to the extent it is in the mid west.So then you have to look at the demographics of the areas and the customary practices of their citizens.. and in these markets to rent a SFR is the norm not  semi rare like on the west coast.. in Memphis for instance over 50% of the citizens there rent..