I would think owners would find it more appealing for lower-end, higher-risk rentals.Dunno - whadda all y'all think?

I have the option to appeal the decision but am wondering if there would be any information I can supply to strengthen my case (possibly a petition from the neighbors?). 

Conventional loans have been tough for me to qualify for 1) not a long credit history 2) don't have a large reserve 3) living issues (I won't be living in the property I'm buying so no FHA and my high cost of rent currently doesn't look appealing to most lenders)Any ideas on approaching this issue would be greatly appreciated 

This I think is why the appeal of out of state areas interests me so much, the potential seems much greater, but I know it will be quite a bit more work. 

Smaller deals are not very appealing to me in this space.

They responded no.9)Judge gives them a date and explains they must move their stuff out by that date or they could also appeal his decision.10)Judge tells us that a clerk will explain the appeal process and answer any questions we might have, outside the court room. 

However from what I have read/heard I think non performing 1st mortgages seem to be the most appealing to me.

Lisa Misuraca so the more credit available to me will be more appealing when applying for Real Estate loans?

Most of my classmates are interested in working for large companies (starwood, tishman, CIM etc), but I find the idea of a smaller more entrepreneurial firm to be more appealing - so I'm excited to learn more about these types of firms so I can one day (hopefully) model my own firm after one. 

You can appeal your assessment during a certain time of the year, they'll usually send you a letter.