I put a ticket in our system and we'll have that up and running shortly.  

I am headed to Rucker for flight training.

Taxes, fines, fees, code violations, failed inspections, tickets, late fees, interest.

Yeah, that would feel a lot harder than "find a wholesaler", because every where you turn seems there is 10 wholesalers who according to them, they all have the golden ticket, just ask them. 

The people that spent that much money on Superbowl tickets were likely smart enough to book their house or hotel as early as possible so people who aren't booked now likely won't be.

I think it depends on where they are and what your target market is.Places for example like Orlando and trips to Disney could get hit hard by recession....fewer families will be able to drop $5000 on plane tickets, park tickets, accommodations, and food.3 day getaway place from a major city with lots of activities for kids or multi gen reunions. 

First off, if you're set on Section 8 being your ticket to tenants, you could hope for that third bedroom to be too small. 2 bedroom SFH rentals are generally much tougher to find than 3 BR, so people are more willing to look at mobiles as an opportunity to have no shared walls. 

For those interested in an update; I just got the inspection report - big ticket items:- 30 year old roof, no leaks, but needs replacement soon- deck off the back is small, but needs repalcement- 1-2 cracked windows; I figure best to just replace all- remove & replace hot water heaterThere are other minor upgrades like replacing GFCI outlets, replace the garage door motor, and caulking some minor screw holes in the siding.

An acrid smoke smell on Christmas,  no hot water when boarding an overseas flight... it happens.

I quit my job and bought a one-way ticket to the Philippines.