So re-zoning may not be an issue.  

His mom is co-signing the lease for him (but living in a different state and paying for his rent) and said he has mental disorder.

Purchase price: $337,000 Cash invested: $457,000 Sale price: $589,000 A 4,200 sq ft house in Minnetonka, was the eye sore on the block.

@Shannon McEwan seems the oppressed victim disorder has now migrated to Twin Falls.

So far I have been looking at Bend, OR, Sunriver, OR, and Palm Sorings CA.For example: In Sunriver, OR I am finding that it might be difficult to pay off my mortgage and monthly expenses via renting which to me seems like it wouldn’t be a smart investment then. 

I am not sure what state you are in or whether you are doing an B+ or D property but I would look at everything and decide if anything sticks out as a real sore thumb.

One reason I don't predict a major crash again well a few.. and why I think fence sitters may get a sore butt.is that so many of the NEW crop of landlords are better prepared than pre 08  they have more money into the deals they are far more educated.. the turn key business is far more mature and reliable than pre 08... so that helps those markets. financing has been locked in at historic lows 5 % and under long term money is ridiculously good.. also this crop of landlords had the best buying seasons ever coming out of 08 to 2011.. so asset values were reset to under replacement values and under by a long shot in some markets.. 

My unhappiness in my job stems from corporate america and my head is sore from banging it on my cubical wall so often.  

Drunk and disorderly? 

So re-run the numbers with that in mind because it makes a huge difference.