You'll find more challenges on that than you will on the "Produce the Note" offense that borrowers have tried over the years with limited success.I'm taking an excerpt from a law school publication on the subject:https://www.brooklaw.edu/newsandevents/news/2013/~...

AU is great, we have our challenges here as I guess any market does. 

The only experience I have in real estate is when I jointly bought the home I reside in with my husband and two children.  

If you don't have children, it's totally doable.

This is the first time that I have had to withhold more than 25% of a damage deposit, and this is my most challenging tenant.My question was how specific to get in the letter to the former tenant. 

We have since purchased two homes as our primary residence, that have since become rental properties as we are a military family.We are looking to the future and how to diversify our investments for retirement and our children.  

I'm Married with 8 children age 10 and under!

For me, this is fine and although I'd like better returns, finding properties which yield more than that in safe neighborhoods in the valley is very challenging.

Very late responding to this post, life challenges... but thank you fellow pocketers

Yup, it's a challenge.