They are typically around the 4-5 bedroom, $750k price point with some amenity/back yard touch-ups or 5-6 bedroom a little more turn-key around the $1m price point. 

Thank you On the coast NONE, I would not touch them, overpriced, Mid-west, many in OH, 10%ish nets are to be had. 

Those types of properties and those size of lenders won't touch the markets we invest in or our customers. 

As long as the asset covers the debt the recourse won’t touch the personal borrowers assets

This doesn’t need to be too expensive or complicated, simple touches like decluttering, rearranging furniture, and adding tasteful décor can create an inviting atmosphere.Invest in professional photography to showcase the property online, as captivating images can attract more potential buyers.

I would personally never touch it.

You would be surprised how many people sue their landlords  because of the 3, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8 second hand smokers affect their health and anyone that touches the door knobs.

Get in touch with property management partners3.

So we will eventually sell and part ways with Colorado (where we live now).I've scoured the following markets: Reno, NV, Salt Lake City, the Oregon coast, Bend, OR, Sacramento, CA, Lake Tahoe (CA/NV) and touched on most places in between.

Of course, buy in a good location, don't buy and absolute dump, and get in touch with a solid Realtor in the area that can guide you.Stop putting it off, and take action.