Off-market data is notoriously hard to get accurate information on, especially with Texas being a non-disclosure state.  

Hi @Bob Ross,Condos in Cape Coral are notorious for having high HOA fees with board members that are always grasping for more power over your rentals.

I’m in Washington state and have a rental that my tenant is notoriously late and full of excuses.

Also, lil Wayne is notorious for not being up to date on current events (that’s why he’s often criticized on saying something insensitive).

Atlanta Watershed is notorious for this very practice of letting tenants slide on payment and never disconnecting service.

We are in the Bay Area which is a notoriously ridiculous market, but are making it work with mid-term rentals.

If so, then it may just be the section 8 housing authority issue (I've had to deal with them in the past and they are notoriously slow). 

The industry is notorious for high turn over, close to 90% drop out rate both first and again in the second year.

It is notorious for stating fires so have the electrical inspected.

Most investors are notoriously risk-averse.And if you are selling to owner occupants, they won't touch a tenanted house with a ten foot pole.Ask around your office or investor circles and see what they say.Good luck!