Agreed, it will impact the convenience and may strain with high-income tenants..  

Luckily I stayed in the car and they let me drive away.The problem with some of these C class areas are that you're going to get high vacancy, evictions, and high turn costs with tenants damaging the property. 

(probably not-they've got the 'high-ground')But like my dad used to say: "Ya don't know how far a frog will jump, 'till ya pock it!"

Best money you'll spend, high ROI - no doubt about it!!

It's a little tough when you only have 1 property (because sometimes the entry-level fee charged seems high compared against 1 property.)  

(Not actively purchasing as my money is tied up in the market right now)...so with the 2 lenders i've gotten here:STR DSCR Rural (not a log cabin or other non-conforming structure) just remote sfrHybrid loan 15% down, interest only investment loan with seller paid points to get to ~8% and reduce closing costs DSCR would use long term rental rates to establish monthly DSCR and then offset monthly with average DTI and 800+ credit and high cash reserves as long as DSCR is .75+additional appraisal to establish STR rate estimates to be used alongside the standard long term rental rates5 year prepayment penalty with reasonable terms

I had friends some years ago that in a condo put in high end appliances, it was a chef and his wife, so think $20,000 stove, sub zero refrigerator and top end dish washer.

Expensive yes, but high pigment count and excellent coverage.Sounds like you've checked all the moisture entry points.

A touch high but if they are great CPAs it is worth it!

The cost of entry is low while the cash flow is high.