Maybe they are available at the local building department for public view, but I have never seen them online.The moral is: in some markets, the price to acquire is more than replacement cost, or cost to build new.  

But these stories definitely give me a boost of confidence and motivation to keep learning and moving forward.

this will boost huge value to the property.3.

At this leverage level, I would pull all my working capital out (~$83k) and potentially even boost my working capital by $9k ($92k note minus $83k invested).

For any investor a boost of $50-$250K makes a significant difference.

But I do not think it will return enough to give me an incredibly substantial income boost. 

The moral of the story is any investor should be extremely careful investing at current climate, as there's a possibility that we will have no growth in the next few years with declined rent growth and fantastic mortgage payment.

To answer your question: Some of them I would live in, others I would not (due to varying factors, location, neighbors, condition, my stage in life)It also sounds like you are wrestling with a morality thing - no problem with that, but this is a business to me personally.

Now you're getting 17k to 18k in profits boosting your ROI to 22%. 

I used to volunteer teaching classes to people who were facing challenges in finding housing due to their past history.My advice to a person with negative history is to re-frame it in their mind, boost their self-esteem, and present themselves as renters who have learned from their mistakes and have reinvented themselves as responsible and law-abiding.