It's probably not impossible but I believe it very unlikely to work out.

Fortunately, they are the ones who taught me to vet and when their tenants lost a job they immediately replaced it... yes- it can be done, it is a mindset... that can be spotted in the vetting process.Right now it is impossible to find an apartment in my market as the decent people of Gotham are sick of being assaulted by the city government, drug users, the plaque and homeless serial masterbaters... they have fled to our burbs!

I will not do that again, as it would be impossible, in my market conditions to place them in new housing in a reasonable time frame, within 45 miles of our town.

It’s practically impossible to time the market and I think real estate is a good hedge against a volatile market.

Cash flow is on everyone's mind but it has been tough finding those deals in Orlando, not impossible though.

Fixing textured drywall is almost impossible.

Orange County (where the city of Orlando is) doesn't allow STR except for in the city limits of Orlando with major restrictions that make an investment property almost impossible.

I live in Durham NC - The Durham/Chapel Hill + Raleigh, Charlotte MSA are all areas where prices are high (not impossible to find a good deal with preferable returns however likely, not to sure). 

Or am I going to find myself in a position with a tenet who won’t pay rent and is impossible to evict?

Getting accurate comps in Detroit is almost impossible.