There is a difference between B- and B+, and it's sort of a 'you know it when you see it' situation.

If I automatically eliminate any of those profit centers from the get-go (i.e. monthly cash flow), I'm narrowing my pool of options for where to get income should any of the other peter out for some amount of time.

The PJR will have a "schedule B" and it will list the liens which were found in the title work needed as part of the lawsuit.

They would be able to narrow down some reasonable options for you pretty quickly.

You can narrow your questions down on BP to get the answers you need to move forward. 

With the comps provided, you’ll be able to narrow in on a fair rental value based on condition, price per sqft, number of beds/baths, asset class etc.

You would find good cash flow more on B and C properties.

Try to narrow it down to three good candidates.

Fourplexes and commercial apartments are a plenty but you have to narrow down your market.  

It's not that someone smart starting out on their own can't be a good operator, but they need to have systems in place to handle everything and contingencies if something happens and the One Man Band can't do it all.