This will weed out many of the undesireables, then, when you show the property, you can gauge their interest if they actually ASK for an application.

I just got an accepted offer for a single family house in "East 103rd Street", which seems to be a quiet Street, but undesirable neighborhood.

Seems like a lot of the PM's in Ocala have very undesirable rates and are often overpriced.

. $800 for a 3 bedroom sounds very low to me, unless it is in an undesirable area.

There is a reason why virtually all economists view rent control as undesired. 

What is the best way to analyze a neighborhood or area of a city.Other considerations would be flooding, is it located to something undesirable (think garbage dump or jail) or desirable (great restaurants, downtown area), look at how the neighbors maintain their properties and cars, is the area getting nicer over the years.

Selling a property “as is” does not mean the seller can misrepresent the condition of the property or fail to disclose undesirable conditions.

What I think its important is how the pricing could possibly incentivize undesirable activities from the property manager.For instance, if the property manager gets a full 1st months rent to fill a unit then there is a clear incentive to turn units over.

Undesirable part of town (C), 1 Bed/ 1 Bath units.Price: $220,000 (willing to negotiate)I estimate $25K in renovation.Each unit $475.  

If i wanted to convince them to move because they were an undesired tenant, I simply raised their rent to above market rent.