Heck, I run it and print it out for a seller and include it with my PA as justification to my #'s that I am not just low-balling em but here is the facts, I'm gonna have this n that price coming up. 

Prepare a justification for your offer that includes market data and any necessary repairs or enhancements.Even if stability may be obtained with a fixed-rate 30-year mortgage, it's important to compare financing conditions.

The additional money to renovate to rent again comes out of your pocket.If you try the appreciation play as justification in 10 years that doesn't work either.You lose $12,500 on every tenant turnover from renovation.

Class A property right now is higher risk right if you buy it for rental, not just if there's market turbulence you'll be the first to hit and appreciation is much less compare to buy multiple class B/class C.

When selecting potential tenants, what is the legal justification for not selecting tenants that meet criteria (in the event that there is more than one application that meets criteria and there only one single family home available)?

Your justification that my first project looks better than your first project is not a solid foundation to build your argument on.

I'd like to hear that (not really) as most will talk about them, their network, their keen abilities as to their value in the deal......the correct justifications are not about you or any of those things, the correct justifications are shown in the market, with the property, it's condition, the degree of difficulty in moving that property in that period of time to limit risk exposures that may be present, think in terms of economic risks, financial risks, physical property risks, liability assumed.

Therefore, their justification was that they "technically never were evicted".Yeah but the online records show EIGHT dispossessory notices. 

Nor do I see any justification for maintaining an ongoing payment, once the initial transaction (e.g., getting a cell phone or signing a lease.)

And I told him my property rents were $1000 each, which I thought to be quite a bit of money, so I don't consider that a slum.It was all the justification I needed -- I'm doing something that an armchair investor (or non-investor) would poo-poo.