:Put in a 20 amp breaker and see if that solves it. 15 amp breakers are usually for lights not receptaclesThis is a dangerous suggestion and should not be left uncommented.

to buy rentals your just 100% leveraged very dangerous method. and if your not in an appreciating market why go through the brain drain and take on these risks..if you flipping and creating equity and cashing in on that equity then 100% is a great way to go as your returns are infinite.

Lots of upside, but there are Parks with fewer headaches out there.  

Not being flexible downwards on your rental income could be dangerous.  

For anything with 4 units or fewer, you can get a residential loan.

I have found that The East Lake, closer to downtown areas are too dangerous for me to invest in.

That doesn't sound like a dangerous neighborhood to me. 

Of course, some people are better speculators than others...I think is actually more dangerous to imply that positive cash flow properties will always stay that way because it makes inexperienced people think that rental properties are conservative, low-risk investments. 

If its a really good deal, then sellers will go with a lower offer and fewer contingencies vs taking the chance beyond 10 day option (In Texas) and possibly a financing contingency. 

The property is not in danger of flooding or damage from this, however it does accumulate rain water and makes the backyard inaccessible in spots for about a day or so afterwards.