Will you be able to find good tenants with stable income?

The large business is an Automotive plant that has been pretty stable over the last 10+ years.  

These have already been mentioned in the thread, but often 'break' the deal for us on these units.Make sure you have a stable tenant base.

Although I agree that REI is one of the most stable ways to invest, there's no arguing that diversity is great.

When we were packing to move, and the house was all boxed up, we were doing the final search of all the closets and storage areas and noticed something at the very back of the very top shelf in one of the master bedroom closets (that we had never noticed in the year we lived there.) 

I’m a nurse with steady income and a stable job but my hours are crazy so my free time is limited so I want to outsource as much as I can.

Crime is lower, it's boring, it's stable and cash flow is good.

My question to the group is this: What creative ways can I use to have a more stable longer term loan on this asset?

My partner and I are looking to purchase stable multi-family units with short term rental potential (walkability). 

That is to say, cash flows aren't going to be enormous in stable areas, but appreciation should be around 5% annually and depending on the number of units and how much value you plan add to the building during your term of ownership, you could easily end up living for practically nothing on a monthly basis.