Suburban areas like the South Hills or North Hills do well here based on those factors.

Hey @Spencer Shapiro, this is a hard one to reply to because a lot of this is based on folks personal thresholds around tolerance, uncomfortability, etc. 

Also, pretty much throw out the sellers numbers and do your own based on market conditions.

You will have no equitable interest in the property based on the Master lease, so I would suggest also having an Option contract in place to secure your right to purchase the properties.

Class C I bought because I was looking at gentrification patterns near downtown and hoping those areas would go up in value over time and tenant base would become higher income - rolled the dice and not doing well so far, from talking to other investors. 

Little bit of a learning curve because you can customize reports and analysis based on your own equations but once its setup, its very effective and works great.James Storey, CCIM 

Based off comparisons in the neighborhood, the house should be worth anywhere between $175,000 and $215,000.

Lastly don't base the "party situation" off the old PM.

They are investor-friendly mortgages that qualify a deal based on the rental income and do not look at your DTI in any capacity. 

ALL Foreclosure MUST be posted in the county legal newspaper for a certain number of days based on the State.