Whatever you do, make sure you run a full screening package (credit, criminal, and eviction) on all applicants as well as an address history report to check their past landlord references.

you must be in Clarensville school district, 7 mile and Inkster, which is junk.  

They have no credit history, income is limited, I'm kind of surprised they found a mortgage broker that would even talk to them.

Personally I had a really good experience with Real Estate Express, after having a great deal of difficulties (technology, and thought the material was poorly written) with another online school.  

A good crash would also be helpful to shake out newbies and institutional investors alike, who have paid too much for properties.I do hope and expect that prices will be better once school starts. 

In PA local and county taxes are due at the end of  June - School tax bills (the big one) come out in July/August.

If you are looking for a growing family stick to the major school districts, Jenks, Union, Broken Arrow, Bixby,Owasso, and maybe districts that are growing like Glenpool and Collinsville and Skiatook.  

School districts?

(I don't know how to determine this)Comps: $470k (Zestimate)Est ARV: $540k (recently sold 3 bd 3 ba* The property is located near several schools I know many people attend including a college and adjacent to the metro line and major highways.

I imagine that there will be no shortage of tenants in lower income working class neighborhoods that are close to jobs and schools.