Details are anecdotal on what inspectors single out in certain areas (loose doorknob VS improperly pitched boiler exhaust haha) so it always comes with a grain of salt. 

I am a firm believer in the win-win mentality so I think this could be a great opportunity. 

@JY Diei Some good solid B areas close to the city and still have decent rent/price ratios in my opinion (not an exhaustive list) Mt.

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That's an awesome way to put it, something of a "pay it forward" mentality and I'll be only too happy to do so (and I definitely do plan to stick around - good read!).

It was exhausting but extremely fulfilling.

Find out what's going on first, and then when you make your decision, make sure you're in a position, mentally and financially, to see it through. if I'm not mistaken, this is your first eviction situation.

Excellent mental approach.

That said, my properties cash flow numbers worked out when I bought them, and would've continued to even if the market had stayed flat and I'll only continue to buy with that mentality. 

Another thing I should mention is we likely have a last resort family member who is willing to co-sign with us if we give them a very appealing offer, we're just ideally hoping to avoid that option before exhausting any and all other possible alternatives so hoping there may be some sort of solution we haven't thought of or aren't aware of.