I recently received a call from a rep at Spectrum REI (www.spectrumrei.com).

I also find investors on the other end of the spectrum who wants the park but not the building. 

On the opposite end of the spectrum, the same floor plan sold for $70,000 less.

In my opinion, if you aren't on the high end or low end of the rental spectrum, you will fare well.

You stand NO chance of getting properties at the lower end of the spectrum ($1.5 million and under) in Marin with contingencies unless you go way over listing on price and even then most sellers will not hassle with inspections or financing unless on a very short fuse. 

The higher end of the spectrum would be closer to a ground-up development of a hotel with a newer sponsor with more risk and a higher cost of equity capital. 

As for what kind of tenants, over the years I've had the full spectrum of men, women, young, old, etc.

As a general rule across the spectrum's of various investing and economics the foundational rule comes to the essential life blood of the system is liquidity in the system, it is the blood that pumps through the veins.

Hi All,Have a situation where I have an applicant who has good income, good credit history, but is applying and will move in with a significant other who has delinquencies across the credit spectrum.  

So, depends on your spectrum of which fits you better.First, remember that at the end of the day you need to be back to a regular conforming loan.