not to beat a dead horse, I understand you filled it out, but looking at the paperwork, is it definitely a V or can it be U? 

Each unit is 2BR/1BA, located in center of city (less than 2 miles from horse track, casino, bath houses, bathhouses, golf courses, national park, hiking/biking trails and 5 miles from lake) with good market for AirBnB but has a few scattered mobile homes around it. 

Our hosts owned a 150 acre horse farm.

The midterm races will be interesting but citizens tend to vote with their pocket book on Senate races and Presidential races.

ya'll crack me up...talk about beating a dead horse....lol..this poor pony must have 9 lives...call it the 50% theorum if you want...or the 50% idea...even though it seems you prefer to call it the 45(ish) % rule, bryan...i think it's just easier to call it the 50% rule, so that's what i'll call it, bc it's helped me screen a ton of properties super duper fast...but again, you have the freedom to call it what you want, as do i...

Hollywood Park race track was demolished and now, there is also a huge mixed used development going on right next door where the Hollywood Casino still stands so who knows?  

Class and race, and the often-related education and financial sophistication levels, are huge variables in the neighborhood revival equation.Yes, if housing appreciates, homeowners can sell for a huge profit (like my down my street who bought her house in the 60s for $11,000 and sold in 2012 for $210k -- but she had to move, in her 70s, to realize the profit).

For the rest of the human race you need a credit score.  

Putting the cart before the horse is dreadful in this biz.Having excellent PM is more important than having an excellent property :-) You stated that so well.

Had nothing to do with jobs, the auto industry, or anything other than race issues.