The property should attract tenants easily enough, just worried about the class of tenant for the area.  

If you have an attractive property in your backyard (Dallas) it shouldn't be an issue. 

This helps to determine the number of customers the project is likely to attract and the estimated price for each unit.

For seasoned, grizzled investors who plan to keep their money safe, that translates to yield means nothing if the principal is in jeopardy.By reducing my max LTV to 50% (including costs) I've eliminated most all investors who are unable or unwilling to offer property that attracts my money.

But since you brought it up...If, and thats a HUGE IF, Illegals were sent back home, either the fields wouldnt get picked or wages would be increased to attract LEGAL immigrants or US citizens.

Anything you can do to make your offers more attractive and stand out from the others will help increase your chances of getting them accepted.

Areas that aren't "war zones" that would attract better tenants and less vacancy rates.

It's located in NE San Antonio where numerous engineers come and go due to the oil fracking boom. 

I don't know about the last post, but I have called for support numerous times and have no problem getting through.

I want it to be attractive to them and at the same time affordable for me.