@Alec Barnes As the owner of a property management company in Texas, I completely agree that a solid screening process is essential for placing quality tenants.

Buy the worst property in the best location you can afford, fix it up to the quality of the surrounding properties, and you can force a lot of appreciation quickly that way.

Number wise it does not look bad but this is with such limited information I would not go off of an opinion based on info provided. 

Quote from @Jay Jones: Has anyone worked with Total Quality Lending?  

My fiance and I are currently based in Australia and exploring our options to get involved in USA Real estate.Currently exploring some approaches and how we can get involved over in the USA.

Most importantly, what I would like to be able to do is run "initial analysis" on all the addresses in the excel dataset, such as compiling comps based on customized parameters on every address in the database for example, giving me a snap shot of the ARV for all properties in the targeted area.

My name is Jenna, and I’m a new real estate investor based in Atlanta.

As one of the nation's leading SEO experts, I can tell you that their SEO is based on black hat and grey hat SEO  and it is mostly based on low-quality backlinks.

He also got many properties stolen because of some crazy title insurance scam.Yes, I heard David Green talk about it, it was a title scam based on a website glitch if I remember correctly.

I just signed a new client and after about 1 month of their listing being available, AirBNB delisted it/flagged for being a duplicate of a listing that previously had "quality issues".