As part of your due diligence, you should certainly drive up/down Rural Street and the rest of the neighborhood to get a feel.Your property may, in fact, be an excellent investment (or it may not, we simply don't have enough detail), but go into it with your eyes open.There are sure to be some investors who disagree with my assessment above, but only you can make the final determination.Good luck!

I disagree with you Josh. 

@Brandon Hall @Wayne Brooks I would disagree.

I certainly respect your opinion in regards to this deal, but must politely disagree.  

The tenants obviously disagree but there is no way to find out if they did actually had the heat turned on. 

I disagree.  

Whether its conventional lending, hml, cash ect. its all about how we leverage it to our advantage as investors I'd say from a planning stand point, there can be advantages, from a financial point of view I'd disagree if it's simply based on your suggestion of limited risk and accepting a lower return is may not be the wisest move financially.

Sorry, but I respectfully disagree on investing in mutual funds.

I disagree that a credit score does not mean anything. 

I'm also curious to hear the reasoning others disagree with collecting the security deposit.