If people want to do drugs and have no desire to stop then you can’t help them.

Just think about the view of "wall street" and the finance industry at the time that it was passed. 

Cities like Cleveland are so street specific, getting a pm based in dallas, staffed by VAs will ruin your investment. 

Franklin is such a growing county - I know many people who are planning their escape from Illinois financial and political mess and Tims Ford Lake area is popular for housing value and better weather than northern IL.When the time comes and you're past the redemption period on your lot, offer it to the property owners next door and other owners on the street. 

@Andrew Street re: "Have you noticed if VRBO gave you any explanation when they finally deleted your listing?"

They were rejuvenating the downtown area and streets.

-Just been focused on affordability on infill BTR's although will be starting a larger BTR community in the near future, not a huge deal but planning on side walks on both sides of the street, not a requirement here, but will be a nice added amenity for the community.I’ve got my own ideas and experiences, but I’d really like to hear how others are navigating the build‑to‑rent wave.

After showing a renovated vacant apartment 2 weeks now, and getting a seemingly neverending string of high risk applicants... crime records, alcoholics, people with drug issues, evictions....

No one was allowed on the streets after 11pm.

In terms of how to start with no money-basically read every book, attend every meeting, drive every street in your target area, send mail to owners of properties.