I feel "diversified" enough that if one of them stops producing income, for whatever reason, we still have enough income from the others that it wouldn't hurt.

What are some of the strategies to rent out this house out in such a neighborhood (C+ to B-) as I"m worried it won't attract a renter that will has good credit and pay on time.

Honestly,this doesn't look very attractive from a cash flow perspective giving the large downpayment.

I think your recourse is a timely termination of the contract based on the buyer's failure to produce the deposit.

But at the same time, I have realized when you trigger an address by filing something it usually sends up a flag to the local tax commissions or authorities for the address listed which will sometimes trigger more back and forth explanations where everyone is looking for their share of any income produced.  

@Dustin McGuirk I just moved from Portland to Phoenix, and the Buckeye market here is attracting a ton of attention.

Maybe you can attract some long term employed people (Hospital, Post Office, Grocery Store, Target, Dollar General, etc...)(???)

Those are usually red flags that mean it will be extremely difficult to attract new tenants, sell any homes, and raise rent.

Fortunately we saw the value in creating luxury units and attracting high paying desirable tenants.  

Hi All -I currently own 4 long term income producing single family properties.