This is how I analyze risks and make risk-adjusted return decisions:Identify the Risk: Vacant units could be a sign of high vacancy rates. 

Hello BiggerPockets Community,
I've recently acquired a property through an auction, situated in a C area. My plan is to hold onto it as a rental property, targeting Section 8 tenants, as the rental income is quite a...

Some of the indications I'm getting are that we're pushing the limit; the amount of 2/1s north of $300k or in the high 200s are absurd.

I've searched high and low on the forums and haven't found any good solutions.

I've compared the prices to Pipedrive and other software I've used in my current profession, and it's been enlightening.I'm targeting property owners with high equity who have held their property for 15-20 years or more, and ideally with some kind of lien or code violation attached.I've heard that direct mail campaigns can be very effective, though I find that cold calling has always worked best for me in my line of work.

There's a high chance that the tenant has abandoned the unit.

Same thing with your HELOC, if it's a $0 payment, it's a $0 impact.Not discouraging the purchase by any means, but food for thought: "There's no free lunch" if you're getting a below market rate from the builder that's getting paid for in the purchase price.

.- The Skeptics Take.The Weekly 3: News and Data to Keep You Informed- Apartment renters are signing longer leases than ever - incentivized by high supply in multifamily apartments coming online.

Once you start using your card for all your spending habits, all mortgages, all utilities, all expenses, groceries, travel, paying your taxes via card etc, it can quickly add up to tens of thousands of tax free dollars per year.8% cashback is pretty insane for high earners.

Immediate body harm, life injury, and or property damage was a high risk.