Im also wondering for current landlords do you get more good tenants than bad.

If it’s a bad operator or the property has physical deficiencies that’s one thing.

You would need to analyze what type of tenant base is in the other properties and their capabilities to qualify for your project.Sometimes owners like to push the bad tenants onto other building owners.

Good and bad happen in each property and they kind of grow on us. 

They haven't been too bad as far as dust (I have them in my own house, too).

@Ehab Tadrous I think you made some bad decisions and are regretting them now. 

I was down there  earlier this year networking and looking at properties, and after hearing lots of bad things from Calgarians about Windsor, I must say it is a beautiful city with great cash flow potential, making it our #1 pick to invest in if we stayed investing in Canada. 

You want $160k she's all in at $150k, you had a bad turnout in showings so what does it cost you to sit on the market and possibly end up at $150k or lower down the road?   

This even means if your loan is denied that is too bad.

This give you the option to do a home inspection, and release if its bad, but ensures the sellers that you won't be asking for a laundry list of items.