Bad press + Bad charma = No for MeEven though it is technically by the book so to speak, politics and public perception could turn a great deal in to a great nightmare.

Probably not but that's not a bad thing necessarily.

As a realtor I do not really like to identify neighborhoods as "good" and "bad" on public platforms but you're more than welcome to give me a call for an unfiltered description of each area. 

But I've bought about half of mine in the past 6 months from wholesalers with mostly good, one bad, experiences.

Not that bad honestly.

Usually if a tenant is interested but has a troubled past (bad credit, evictions..), they won't even fill out the application - so usually once I receive a completed application it is a tenant with a good track record. 

I need that one badly and it currently is no longer searchable.

Once you eliminate the obvious bad deals, you can get specifics on the possible deals

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