It’s possible to find but the areas will not promising for long term investment potential.

Does anyone have experience with that type of market/clientele and have suggestions on if that's a promising way to go? 

Have a newer (2017 build) property out here that comes out to just over $80/mo in insurance, but if this house is built in the 1970s as an example, you're not going to see those same numbers since your risk factors are going to different and greater in the eyes of an insurance company.If this property is in Midland/Odessa and the numbers work while it is as down as it is right now, I would say it is a promising buy.

DO NOT come up short today based on the promise of future pay. 

There's also a "fake tv" available on the internet for about $30 that makes patterns of light, so it looks like a tv is on inside. 

We then proceeded with full demo and trash out of the whole building, intensive pest treatment, new roof by contractor who faked a license and lied to us... tear out of that roof and new one by an actual roofing company, all brand new AC units, new flooring on the entire building, paint and new bathrooms. exterior landscaping, siding and paint done.

Don't want to dive into a course that's giving promises without seeing any real results from Canadians! 

With bent crude starting to move up and the promise of an unfriendly administration to oil and gas there's a lot of upside to selling real estate at the top and 1031ing into an oil economy just coming out of recovery.3. 

Many agents will, if you promise to use them in the future to list your rental or buy a property, do it for free at least a couple times.

So far, though, the results look promising.