I will not trade time for money or prioritize money above relationships.

@Brandon Schlichter I was mainly referring to areas to avoid from a safety standpoint as I am not interested in investing in war zones.

I know I do and that means having lease covenants like one that states the property is crime-free so take your meth cooking elsewhere - as it is not only illegal but a safety concern for all. 

One factor, other than wear&tear / other residents / lower-income (humane) prioritizing of pets over prompt rent,that's not to be overlooked:more expensive homeowners insurance

I can assure you, he is uber cautious about checking out every detail regarding safety and the like. 

However, even with a B class if you aren't up for a whole house rehab, I would prioritize the public areas of the home.

Safety.6.2.B hot water heater exhaust vent not connected6.0.C improper drain line connection unit 3, there is sewage smell.7.1.A ground wire install outside 7.2.A cloth wiring maybe throughout home.

Their safety deposit was only 700.

For a busy business person like myself, finding, paying and talking to my CPA, an attorney and a financial advisor actually took me a significant amount of time when I had 60 employees to manage and when I have about 30 city inspectors breathing down my neck and about 5,000 safety concerns that have to be addressed every second of the day so a trench does not cave in and to make sure a vehicle doesn't kill one of our employees.My point is; the average person does not have the ability nor the time to do a significant amount of research and even if they did research the general partners can rig the books and even his current limited partners are not always aware of what is going to go down in the future.The syndicated deal was for two K-Mart shopping centers.

With reduced money supply and increased interest rates should come higher mortgage rates, however as we've seen as a flight to safety mortgage rates have responded by declining as the market prices anticipated rate cuts.