@Cara Lonsdale right?

Several years ago I had Police draw weapons across the hood of my car as I took a shortcut off Oakwood Ave to intercept someone robbing a convenience store.http://communitycrimemap.com/?

I've been busting through as many real estate investing books as I can get my hands on and going through the Bigger Pockets podcasts at a ridiculous rate (I drive all the time, so I've constantly got them going in the car). As

Cara has all good advice but I think it's a residential lease with extra terms added to it.

Hi AdamIf you haven´t already done so, I´d get into the habit of listening to BiggerPockets podcasts - nice way to pass the time and you´ll have to be in your car a lot getting to know all these neighborhoods!

@Kristin Caras Thank you!!!

This then gives us on average about $200 a door in monthly cash flow because they are commercial loans at 20 year amortized 5-year fixed rates.To follow along with what @Cara Lonsdale pointed out, the price point is important to create cash flow. 

@Cara Lonsdale @Andrew JohnsonThis is all really helpful.

Think of a car... a Camry is made for 16k, sold to the dealer for 20k, sold to the consumer at a base price of $28,900 or whatever.

Your tenants in these working class neighborhoods would likely never do you harm, but it isn't hard for other people in the neighborhood to recognize its right around the first of the month and "Hey look, it's that landlord's car..."A