I've used venmo for years in school with my friends(dues, fast food stops, tickets, books, etc).

Add to that increases in food costs, energy costs, and what seems as excessive travel, it may well prohibit renters from buying.3. 

Close to Whole Foods, Trader Joes, Hillsboro Pike shopping and restaurants.

-Was selling personal items to make rent and buy food while going to school.

Paying for your food, transportation, health insurance, utilities, property taxes, insurance (assuming you have no mortgage here), kid expenses, fun stuff etc on a little over $6k per month isn't going to leave you with much left over.

I would also advise you to speak with your CPA on the specifics, but food for thought if you are planning to sell the acquired SFR's within a year of purchasing via 1031 exchange. 

But before we go any further, we'd like to know what are the necessary/important steps to attract national retail/fast food tenants. 

But, I did have to pay about $1,000 per month toward student loans, had a $300 pre month car payment, plus paying for food and clothing.

With all the construction going on in the home plus no food source, I would assume they’ll die off or run away. 

Potentially something unforeseen came up that influenced the final sales price, but either way that would be an instance when I left food on the table (for the opposing party!)