I sound like a broken record to some..and frankly I don't care.

But one of the PM that we spoke about told us that from his experience relatively cheap houses ( he was saying that single family house  whose rent is lower than 1000 dollars is in the category cheap) attract people with low salary, and that basically then are barely surviving, which means that if they have any serious problem in their life, child sickness, car being broken down, tooth problems, they will not be able to pay, which will lead to either slowing down of everything, or them not paying at all, or not even wanting to move out, an then he layer and just losing the money.  

If it isn't broken, then wait. 

I'd be curious to see this broken down by zip code.

When they served a warrant for inspection they only cited broken windows, trash, high weeds, missing sewer cover and missing outlet covers.

Where this gets very sticky is there are tools outside, vehicle motors, an actual broken down car etc....

In almost every case they would have broken a lease to accommodate their need to move.

One broken appliance and a special assessment could eat your whole profit for a year.

Do you have any stats broken up by zip code or area of town?

The condominium neighborhood is apparently broken up in to multiple groups.