Not killer cash flow but the appreciation will probably be there.If you're slumming in the ghetto's get ready for a deferred POS.  

So, in my understanding, the above makes Dublin much more interesting market, however if they would really introduce a no-evic law that would be a killer.

So that even if we get zero net profit (of course negative cash flow) like the property we mentioned above (It was not my intention to get zero net profit and negative cash flow), at least we can still get something. 2.Avoid High Property Tax AreasHigh property tax is the killer of cash flow and appreciation.Two of my own experiences:About 4~5 years ago, I had an opportunity to choose a similar 4-plex property from two states, one in Texas with property tax rate about 3%, another from a Mountain state with property tax rate less than 0.7%.

You have really set him up for a killer future and I look forward to being able to do this with my kids in the future.

Gents, killer advice here. 

Then do your initial walkthrough of the park so you know exactly what you have, along with the compliance items to make sure there are no deal killers.

During that process, the HUD consultant said no one could live in the building (which means no rent), so the holding costs were a killer.

Bad zoning issues also a deal killer as you mentioned. 

Losing one additional month due to vacancy is a killer.

Poor economies and aging inventory point to the need for killer on the ground teams.