Or economics.

Credit report can give you a lot of information about their financial health.

I think the commute to Waltham would grate on you over time though, and TBH there’s a lot more economic activity and jobs in Mass than RI.If you engage a Realtor you will, pretty much by definition, be paying market value (with rare exceptions you shouldn’t count on being able to find on demand).

Bonus points for more recession proof industries (health care, government jobs, education)Median income over $40k (your tenants need to be able to pay the rent)Average home price over $100kLow unemployment rateLow housing vacancy rateMarket with a strong affordability factorLandlord friendly  Those are just some examples. 

Your more economical units will be good for singles, blue collar workers, and/or young families starting out. 

You mentioned it’s all about analyzing a property and making sure there’s some wiggle room during economic times of higher rates and fewer loans.

One Major one being Satisfactory inspection performed by licensed contractor specializing in mold hazards, all health/safety issues to be resolved and Satisfactory roof inspection and clearance.The Buyer had already planned to do a complete renovation down to the studs, new roof included.

Much success to all and plenty of good health Kevin

Make sure the zoning in your town allows for shared housing situations, and find out what the criteria is as far as health and safety codes. 

I'm pretty handy, and could install them myself but am sure it would be more economical to buy them installed.