If you're going to send them a RUBS bill, odds are after their co-pay, they don't have it.Depending on the income restriction (HUD project contracts are the best/worst), you need to do a lot more compliance paperwork.  

Worst thing in the world would be to put new flooring down and not have the smell out.

So find the worst place in the best location that you can afford.Once you have the place, everything else will fall in place by educating yourself and taking action.

You want to look for the worst house in the best neighbourhood-well sort of.

Other than that worst case scenario, I think you would be fine. 

Worst story was also a house in the "nicest" neighborhood we have flipped in. 

 I always try to buy the worst property on the best street I can afford, not the opposite.

Economic Update(Monday, August 31, 2020) The US economy got crushed in the second quarter, with the worst decline in real GDP for any quarter since the Great Depression.

It does require the ability to be their best friend or worst enemy, it is the carrot & the stick approach, readily to administer either all completely at the tenants own choice via their actions. 

Hey Jonathan,If you are looking to get into REI, option one probably your worst.