I know many travelers that will book one property over another just because of the amount and quality of reviews.  

I would plan on slightly raising rents to make sure I'm cash-flowing at least $100 per door.My concerns are the possibility of having CapEx hit me early on since it's an older property, and also the quality of tenants I'll have since it's in a low-income neighborhood. 

I shall indeed take / heed the tips / direction.Trying to find a quality rental, outside of just using my local paper and CraigsList, is my quest ;;)

Prices are reasonable, quality is exceptional.

Again, this is where proof of funds and quality of the counter party matters.Good luck.

That's a great idea -- it's amazing how quickly the neighborhoods change quality here. 

Quality/consistency of cash flow should also be considered, not just quantity.

I see you are in the NJ area, I'm not sure if you're familiar with the quality of the REIA NYC, as I was invited to another event by a different group that turned out to be a Renatus sales pitch.

I have yet to find a legitimate wholesaler in this market (I'm open if there is one, contact me).The margins have become so tight that even the big turnkey guys seem to be lessening the depth and quality of their flips.

With good screening you can get quality tenants that arent section 8.