You can target top 10% earners, for example, by you cannot target people that have low credit scores. 

@Adam Higginbotham200k should be sufficientHere are more detailed map views of the places you listed (the colors correspond to the areas risk score, which is a composite metric derived from eight different risk indicators)Gresham ParkGrove ParkDecaturSouth Atlanta Simply put, the better the grade the fewer risks you will encounter (Vacancy, Property Damage, Non-Paying Tenants, etc...) 

Criteria list:Standard stuff - no eviction, criminal history, etc.No petsCredit score about 700+Stable job with 3x gross incomeNo smokerAm I shrinking my market too far or is this absolutely reasonable.

@Harrison Wolpoe   The first and easiest way is to buy owner occupied, as that has the lowest downpayment and credit score requirements. 

Reminds me of a Midwest version of Pittsburgh.

These might include Owners with Low Financial Stability Scores, Seniors with Long-Time Ownership and of course the old standby Absentee Owners with Equity.

One builder will start building forc people with a 580 credit score while they are in a credit program and if the buyer falls out.

This is also taking into consideration, a 25% vacancy factor.Conforming Loan Look UpFor the SuperConforming Program, here is some of the general criteria that must be met:1-4 Unit Primary Residential Property or 1 Unit Second Home95% LTV700 Credit Score Required$3,000,000 max loan amount9 months Reserve RequirementNo Mortgage InsuranceMax DTI 45%

I think I am going to respectfully disagree with you on this score sir, the excessive use of chemicals on our soil is yet to be determined.

Credit score, property type (non-primary residence) and loan amount.