There are a large array of items that can be checklist-type answers, however many can sometimes pose further questions.Ex.

My guestimate is that 500 to 1,000 of those properties were livable homes.The vast majority of those homeowners were only one year behind on their property taxes.There is no real money to be made from redemption of livable homes in Arizona though.

I think the VAST majority of successful evictions are for failure to pay and those evictions should cookie cutter and simple to handle for the most part.

The Disney/Orlando market is vast, and it's unrealistic to believe you can buy a home that is already nicely decorated with "typical" theming, in a resort area with hundreds of similar homes -- and expect exceptional performance.So how do you find/or create uniqueness in this market?

Most will not believe how vast the people and the world really is.

But for the vast majority of investors the burn out caused by high evictions, violence, domestic abuse, unemployment, life crisis of tenants, intentional property damage, drive by shooting, illegal activities, use of weapons, police raids, police neglect of neighborhood, etc. results in investors desperate to "get out" after about 90 days.  

The vast majority of people will not have these accounts, and the % that comes with them.

I was thinking so too, the income still vastly exceeds the expenses anyway. 

You can have two houses within a quarter mile of each other with vastly different ARV and rent amounts.

For long term rentals, unfurnished will appeal to the VAST majority of tenants.