Ohio is rather diverse so depending on the type of product you are looking at, you can find deals in numerous places

In Texas, there are certain parts that have these numerous periodic disgusting old mobile homes rented out.

The idea is not to be so so strict on one element when looking for a tenant. 

As you probably have seen, HOA’s have numerous restrictions on top of the restriction of your tenant needing to be over 55+.

Hey @Robert Campbell, I'd recommend you keep your capital expenditures at 10% (or more), where you originally had them.While it's true that under condo ownership the common elements (roof, exterior walls, grounds, etc.) belong to all owners and are maintained by the association, ultimately you will pay for any repairs and upgrades, either via increases to your monthly dues or through a dreaded special assessment.That's one of the many reasons I'm not a fan of condos: One day the Board can decide that the swimming pool needs resurfacing or the roofs needs replacing, and then (surprise!)

He would qualify for numerous options because he is a veteran though!

Properties go back on the market or stay on the market for numerous reasons, doesn't necessarily mean it's just b/c of bad tenants.

Demand has no correlation, they could have lost the house for numerous reasons.

That can be done in numerous ways, but you will have to figure which way will suit your needs.

I always like to add a human element to it and have a candid conversation with the tenant why you are raising their rent and how they are still getting a good deal.