I still plan to take action (I have no ideas if we're at the top, just clearly not at the bottom). 

@Michael SmithHi Michael, A fantastic strategy if your numbers are good.

There have been some fantastic responses on this topic and collectively, you can get an idea of how each person will deal with this sort of thing in their own way, according to who they are and what works for them.

You can do a basic search for the top school districts and you’ll find out pretty fast what’s what.PM me for some more details.

You could make an amortization table in excel and show them the total amount of interest they could make on top of the sales price by seller financing.

Let's hear your top 5 groups in OC to connect with real estate investors.

@John Underwood That is fantastic!

I use a scoring system that helps me get the top application identified, and I concentrate on that one until they prove themselves out or not.My applicants gain points for holding the job for a year or more, lose points if they have held it 3 months or less, gain points for having lived in the community for five years (to me low risk is they have been commuting, but moving to commute often backfires in my area), etc. 

If you think they may contain asbestos, you could drywall/ sheetrock over the top of it.

Heats not on, tenants turn on all 4 burners on the stove top and the stove.