@Mark J Gugliuzza I don't know where you are, but in most places in this great nation, you can buy two, three, and sometimes four rental properties for $200K.

I'm in Jefferson Park, which is definitely a family-oriented neighborhood of Chicago.My question is: If you were me, would you rather own and rent a 3 Bed/ 1 Bath or a 2 Bed/ 2 Bath?

Contact local and national associations of property managers and ask if they have a complaint process. 

If you're open to doing Airbnb-style, short-term rentals, being near downtown on the east side or between Old Colorado City and Ute Vally Park on the west side are great locations, and the returns can be pretty great. 

@Latonia Parks thanks for your response.

If parking is an issue, you have the final say in all parking disputes.

i.e. provide an annual prize (New TV, VIP parking space, 1 month free rent, etc.) but you only qualify with 12 months of on-time rent payment and in good standing with management? 

My mother has a apartment and trailer park and a house.

I found a park owner that wants to sell his park in CA.

My broker sold the loans to SunTrust which owns millions of these...so I'm assuming if you find the right bank or broker that you can definitely find 80% or even 85%.Put another way; here in TX it wasn't very hard to find lenders doing 80% LTV for investment properties, and since they were under a Fannie/Freddie (national) program I would think you could find it too in CA.