I enjoy what I do for a living, so in my eyes the cash flow was not to be a significant potion of passive income.

You will need to do whatever it takes to compete and compare favorably in the eyes of the tenants.

My property was on the news for an ice cream truck driver that was shot to death in our parking lot. 

He was cynical and jaded over the techniques of the "team" of people he was touring with, but thing that frustrated him, time after time was this:He'd see the same students showing up, time after time, constantly and frequently - notebooks in hand and stars in their eyes.  

It is inside the city limits and a very well known house that would have a lot of eyes on it, so I'm concerned with what I legally have to do.

Dear Bigger Pocket community,First of all all my apologies if this post seems to have already been talked multiple time - I just have not seen it through the eye of the cost of the loan.I am considering buying two properties worth together 226.5K USD.

You need to find out if the eye test meets the hype. 

You all are SO set in your ways, YOUR ways, you can't possibly even begin to comprehend there is something else out there further than what your eyes can see.

Locals DO NOT like OOS investors at all so if you are going to do it right, you travel there and meet the neighbors and then you have more eyes looking over your property or properties.

Many sets of expert eyes have been out there and inspected every inch of the place.