Things about to sucked into the vortex:  mortgage payments will default as homeowners sag under the weight of supporting tenants; tax payments because there's no spare money to pay such a big bill; maintenance since there won't be any extra cash for improvement;lawn care since that is not mandatory; all types of home improvement, unpaid utility bills that accrue and turn into property liens.  

@Theresa Harris yes debt to income ratio is ok, but the weight of the loans on my mind is heavy.

Of course, size and weight will affect transport requirements and craning ability.Kit homes are an interesting idea.

Figure out the total weight of the building and put it on an appropriate frame.

Others are worth their weight in gold!

If an area is heavily weighted towards one industry/employer this is risky.

The prices will likely be higher, but the taxes will likely be lower, so you may still find a favorable deal.If you’re going to be doing this in Hartford but while based in NY a good PM will be worth their weight.

Tampa Bay is a great market for many reasons - we have a strong outlook on appreciation and although new investors don't put enough weight into that, those of us who understand the long term benefits always shift our focus to that.We also have a top of opportunity to be creative. 

Depending on size of operation tell them to switch to Jersey cows covered by a low weight Waygu bull or semen.  

I base a large deal of weight as I am sure many LP's do on the sponsor and feel that in addition to either a phone call or a meet up in person, a questionnaire sheet would seem a more efficient way to ask and get answers to common objective questions ahead of time to get an idea on a sponsor.