@Roschelle McCoy please post your underwriting here.The best would be to first run a "back of an envelop" calculation of current actual Rents collected which is the income - 50% = your NOI. then take off debt servicing to see if anything left. 

But the offense that it gives you may just be interpreted as a value judgment on your tenant's part.For instance, as a practicing Greek Orthodox Christian, I am most grievously offended by much of what my tenants do.And yet I've never brought up any of this with them.

No other practical options. 

I prefer Primary and Secondary markets because of the diversity of industries\jobs, higher population growth potential, higher income potential, amenities, and the data collected\available to analyze. 

You what you want with your instant collection.

It would just give me practice buying notes. 

It is also good practice. 

@Bewar TahirDepends on your strategy and end goal.. you want to flip and recycle your cash or leave your cash in buy and hold and collect CF monthly..

Not sure if she could sell it for like $1.00 to me but that is something I will have to figure out down the road...I would essentially be connected to the property by being the property manager and collecting rent as well as doing the tasks of any property manager using my LLC - This would save me from opening another LLC for the partnership and more tax complications.

My first plan was to collect e-mails of nearest businesses like gyms, schools, salons, banks, etc. and sent them bulk offers to install the machine.