It's not like your going to take the unit back to the manufacturer in case of failure. 

What I know of Greenfield is that they have a large manufacturing base for job prospect, so should be plenty of renters. 

Its near some large companies and some industrial and manufacturing.  

For me I try to stay away from any property that won't bring at least $650/month in gross rent, which is something I can still do with properties in that price range.

Go to post office- pick up change of address forms, usually you get a moving packet/envelope with 10% off Lowes coupon (along with other moving incentives)take and I use my citi rewards card gain a ton of points and bought a new range with my points for one of my units (got 25 year old stove in one) with the new appliances I just increased rent and the tenant is very happy to pay the increase.

Of course, this may require finding new tenants looking in that price range..Enjoy the journey!

Pretty sure all but a few of the people who would have been calling from newspapers are now going to be going online.I actually ran a test ad in the Thrifty Nickel and didnt get a single call, first time I did that (in 2001) my phone rang quite a bit.

The spectrum of motivation ranges from aspirin to Vicodin for pain relief.

First of all, I think a $5,000 fee is good on a house in this price range.

There property in the area directly surrounding is quite cheap (50-80k range) so I was curious about what people about buying and holding SF or small MF properties to rent in that area for the next 5, 10, 15 years.