My lease says that I will treat for any bugs during the 1st 30 days, as I can't control how clean they keep the house or if they leave food out to attract bugs.

You are renting in a price range that attracts more affluent individuals.

If you are talking about management as a GP/Sponsor then I always look at my return and my investor's return to make sure it is attractive for both sides.First you should get consideration as part for putting the deal together (Acquisition Fee): finding the deal, making offer, EMD, creating the structure of the LLC/LP, finding financing, finding property management, ...

Also creditcards.com or Nerd Wallet is great resources to look into for secured cards. 

Hi Elisa, if you need help with Facebook ads to attract buyers, let me know and I can assist.

This zone, while still somewhat sketchy, enjoys some relative quiet and safety as a result, and is more attractive to the university students compared to buildings outside of the zone.

Don't know your situation work-wise/family-wise, but may be worth expanding search area a bit and see if you can find anything attractive that way if possible.

The go to person.In terms of attracting investors, they will be attracted when they see deals which stack up.

.$1,200 Rent - $975 = $225 Cash flow.Bottom Line: The cash flow is definitely superior in this deal but my biggest worry is definitely the class of tenants this property would attract.

If you're looking to attract younger tenants with discounted rent, you might be able to make it work.