For example, it could be in an undesirable or unsafe location, overpriced relative to the market, managed by a property manager or landlord of poor repute, or be substandard in quality.Nonetheless, if you’re more confident about investing in Chattanooga, there’s no problem with that either—it’s a solid market.

The property is extremely mismanaged and the tenants are quite undesirable. 12 of the units are affordable housing tenants and 5 of them are on a master lease with this company who lets the homeless community use the units.

This makes M2M undesirable in many cases. 

So a little lower revenue is undesired, but I am in a position to have no issues absorbing it.  

Hello,I have invested in a few rental properties in my small Canadian home town and the rules/prices/undesirable areas make it harder to invest in Canada.  

The weather can be pretty undesirable on the Oregon Coast, as it was this weekend, so just wanted some first hand experience and hear their stories.

Tenant friendly laws in Cali, high prices, etc, makes it seem undesirable to me.

I've seen gentrification spread right up to a block of S8 buildings, and then go around that block leaving it right where it was and will probably always be (undesirable). 

If you buy cheap houses that are in undesirable areas you will always struggle to find good tenants because no one wants to live there.

Probably because ADUs are ugly garage conversions or the property is undesirable or overvalued to begin with.