If you're looking for a stable investment (and that's usually why people choose turnkey in the first place), you want a rental that will attract tenants with stable employment - sadly, many tenants in C and D housing are one sick day away from unemployment and missed rent, which makes those property classes inherently risky investments.

Even tho i allow pets - so that does happen sadly.  

this post makes me kinda sad seeing all these comments lol.

Sadly you can't tell these things for sure until they move in .The house rents for $1550/mo.

I talked to his current landlord and they're sad to see them go and have tried throwing extra incentives in to make them stay.So I'm going with my gut.

In the end it is in a sad way amusing how the US psyche (me included) are looking to a life where Covid continues to be part of our daily life when countries much smaller than ours have defeated Covid through the right measures, of course with the cooperation of their population.

Often times if you have a good tenant they will actually say yes they are really good, they always pay on time, they maintain the place, we never had a problem with them and are sad that they are leaving blah blah blah.  

And it's sad.  

Latest Upate: Well, sadly, we filed for the eviction today for $121...The realtor and previous owner have fed the tenant false information (realtor hasn't even pulled the sign from the yard yet and we know he was there two days after closing). 

So what, pay your rent on time don't give me ur sad stories.. business for business.Yes I will require 4X income for this city from the start (new rentals) rather than risk wanting to up the bar after the fact, for reasons well noted by others above.