Sanford n Son live in D class neighborhood .Do you want to deal with that genre?

I don't go for the C- & D neighborhoods, I prefer to stick to the B & C neighborhoods.

Where I am no landlord in their right mind would ever rent to them aside from D class properties.

The article you linked seems to perhaps have advantages where a business enterprise is involv d....looks like overkill and perhaps fruitl ss in the case of real estate al9ne.

;-)   Or at the gable ends, with letters on the doors:            /  \                   /  \  / 111 \              /111\|   A  B  |           |  C  D  |If that actually translates across the interwebs, I'll be very surprised.  

Mailers to Landlords who own more than one property with back taxes d.

And (secondly) if that 10% is because of a change in the economy then a.) you have income risk, b.) 10% just took a chunk of your current portfolio equity away (impacting DTE ratio), c.) rents will likely be impacted so you have lower revenue on the current portfolio, d.) if interest rates rise your cost of capital increases, etc.

German Shepherd,d.

@Tamir Alush I would have to agree with Linda D..  

My current lender is willing to lend me, but he has issue with d) above.