Gulfstream has a facility there at the savannah airport as well which is one of their major employers. i wasn't investing when i lived there so do your own due diligence but definitely an area i'd research more and look into. it was undergoing lots of changes for the better when i was there

I don't anticipate it being a deal breaker and if you have concerns about potential injuries you can always install grab bars.

Think.Do you know of ANYONE that set the bar in history, that was simply following what others are doing?

Writing a weekly rental agreement may put you in a situation of offfering temp. housing and zoning issues which may bar you from enforcement and eviction issues.

Some pointers for you: The "Learn" link across the top navigation bar has lots of great info, and so do BP members!

So yes, but also for planning purposes, it couldn't hurt to raise the bar a bit.  

The agent has access to every home listed on the MLS unless there are specific realtor notes barring entry until a contract is accepted.You haven't mentioned what you have set as criteria so I cannot assume the agent is doing this on his/her own volition.

The business brought to the downtown restaurants, bars, taxi service, etc will be completely gone.Just my 2 cents, if you have any questions about the different areas/neighborhoods in the city I can do my best to answer any questions.

The "Learn" link across the top navigation bar has lots of great info, and most importantly, the BP members!

I currently invest in the far NW corner of Milwaukee (Valhalla and out near Timmerman airport) as it's out of the distress areas and still provides great cashflow with solid tenants.