This is the sixth straight month that the city has seen rent increases after a decline in December of last year.

The population has been declining since 2011 and home values have not recovered since the great rescission.

Just add that you do a background check and if someone doesn't pass decline them and move on to the next prospect.

However, there is some federal case law supporting prohibitions on children in Single Room Occupancy (SRO) rentals.Thus, while the right to discriminate against children in shared housing is not specifically enshrined in the law, such a policy may be defensible on the basis that there is a compelling child welfare reason behind the prohibition.Still, this doesn't leave for much comfort in communicating rejections, ignoring leads, or declining viewing requests.

UE is declining and has been for years.

Back lot is vacant with plans for a 2400sq/ft house.With values declining, and construction costs increasing, seems like the only play is here adding a jr.

Any rent rate declines, vacancy, or repairs (roofs, plumbing, etc.) will put you cash flow negative really quick. 

You can not pick and choose, all you can do is screen then accept/decline based off how strong their application looks. 

There must be incentives to get off welfare for the able-bodied such as declining levels of support over time.

And you will have actual equity in the property, there will always be rental demand in the area, and it is way less likely to decline in price like 43612 will.I speak from experience.