So I view tenant screening as key more than ever - especially because evictions are harder to impossible. 

At the time interest rates on CD's were running double digits & that was their schtick to making safe impossible to hide TAXABLE passive income.

In Mass, it's nearly impossible to find a 2% property (gross rents are at least 2% of the purchase price), except in some pretty tough areas or in the central/western parts of the state. 

He usually posts a well-written template for local investing that basically says = nearly impossible, in the short term, to cash flow in SD.

It's impossible to know how refinancing will be 6 months from now.

Financing is sometimes difficult, nearly impossible if the percentage of rentals and or 1 owner is high.Sometimes the HOA's are restrictive on the use, like no short term rentals or rentals or no pets, etc.High HOA fees are another one to watch and it can really skew the numbers for you.

The more I look trying to stay inside the belt line, it's nearly impossible to get 1%.

With the volume of calls and texts I'm dealing with it would be impossible to keep everything straight with one phone number. 4.

At this point, it seems impossible.  

I have been dealing with this stuff in some form or fashion for decades.We had a large parcel 1200 acres next to a city in Northern CA  that was what we would consider basically All C and D class.And instead of paying dump fee's the locals would just drive out and run on to the land and dump their stuff.. then code would call and tell us we need to remove the junk.. problem was our parcel had about 3 miles of county road frontage so nearly impossible to fence or anything else..