Experience w rental property in Chicago south side, Pullman area

Your property will go under hiring a property management company in a D area. I have been living without a vehicle in Chicago for almost 5 years. My management company did such a poor job that I had to buy a car and make a few trips a week to self manage. 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, you're no going to get a stable, working class single guy who wants a lot of room (like me). You're going to likely get a mother with 3-4 kids and section 8 (That's the only way D properties can afford $1,000+ rents). Inbox me.