That's not my style both because I don't want to be a slum lord and because I'm not investing in Detroit purely for cash flow.Yes, I know Ashley bought dumps in that price range and fixed them up and now they're worth more.

I have been running the numbers on many properties just to get some practice seeing what numbers work and don’t work for a large range of property prices.

Mean while, the market of rentals in the small town went from two to about 10 all within the price range we want to rent(~$600).

I am OK with water wells but agree that rural areas and lagoons are deal breakers.I would add “lack of sufficient affordability gap” to the list of deal breakers.  

You can set them up to send you alerts for temp or humidity out of range.

The costs associated with setting up the PPM (Private Placement Memo) and getting it legally ready to take to investors would kill most deals of that size.If the smaller commercial multifamilies in that range (6-12) still interests you, you are more than likely looking at a joint venture.

It's locked and guests can only adjust the temp in the range I set on it. 

The complex we are in has had several 2/2 sell lately in the 520-560 range. 

I am a dividend pig in all weather with Div Aristocrat holdings and some low on Bollinger Band holdings that have jumped significantly with nice range to jump more when recovery happens (ie - ABBV, IIPR) ..

Fan at Wal-Mart or Home Depot is $115-150 range....you can get a G/D for $75-$100....