It is located in a very desirable neighborhood, near Stockton Golf and Country Club.

My desire is to abide by the agreement.

You are right in that it isn't the most desirable BRRRR property.

@Bill SelfWell, I'm an experienced C/D-class landlord, so here's my answer:If it was the right lower-end part of town (some potential for appreciation) and the right two homes (quality of construction, size, desirability as rentals) and I lived in that town (all my rentals are in the five-mile radius around my home), I would buy the two homes.

I don't think most borrowers that file BK have a good idea of the long term consequences of their actions or their unreasonable desire to stay in their home blinds them to this or they don't care.

This is the unit in my building(8units townhouse style) that, 1- has a lease ending in the timeframe we need,2-is most desirable unit in the building, its a larger end unit with alot of privacy. 

They have data sets at the neighborhood level.I suggest that you do the same analysis for your desired investment locations and see how appreciation has trended.

You need a buyers list that have the desire to do what you do. 

Pools are very nice and are desirable to many, but require constant maintenance.

He has expressed his desire for me to get into wholesaling and find him deals while I learn the ropes.