All experienced investors have stories of unfavorable properties or tenants we can share, but what makes us successful over time is handling those issues, and continuing to grow our portfolio. 

They set you up under unfavorable terms (acting like they are a mentor or older brother) only to take the property back after a year because you can't make the high payments.

Even in a sub market such as Journal Square, there are niches and favorable/un-favorable blocks within that niche. 

Banker is telling me investors are being pushed out of the market and the terms they can offer are unfavorable. 5/7 year ARM 7.5%. 

The guest gets to see the total price while the host can now easily remove unfavorable reviews.

Originally they should have only been depreciating 2/3 of the price.Them selling to you can be just as unfavorable as them gifting it to you.

Unfavorable experience with Reedy. 

So I suspect that if you print it off and scratch through the language that you find unfavorable, the bank will just come back with the same document. 

Also, if tenants are unwilling to pay the rent, I hear that DC is unfavorable in terms of laws than is Baltimore - is this true?  

While also being within 1 hr commute to manhattan for my W2 job, not living in an unfavorable neighborhood, and being close to the subway, ideally in queens.