Hi BP,Need help deciding on my first intentional rental property purchase. I've found a cheap duplex for ~ $40k that this currently occupied and in pretty good condition, but in a C- neighborhood. I've also found a du...

in applicable markets? The market I'm looking at has 30k-40k priced houses that rent for $600+. Obviously some have bad credit, but that surely is not the reason why one would pay more to rent, is it?

Thanks
Fred

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