Being uninformed could be disastrous.Location and proximity to something fun (i.e. bars/football stadiums) is much more important than amenities in my experience. 

The property was physically in decent shape but the management was horrible. 

I recently graduated physical therapy school and I'm going to be working as a travel therapist.

Look for something in at least a C to provide you with any type of positive result that will provide you with a desire to do prop #2.IF you are crazy/daring/foolish/brave enough to take it on, at the VERY LEAST, bring a full scale licensed contractor (not one you found on CL) to physically walk the property and provide you a bid for the restoration project.Best of luck to you!

They could be considered A class depending on what else the location has to offer in addition to physical condition.

I do not rent to tenants that make legal or physical threats.

A physical key they have to exert effort to give it to someone.

My daughter is a Physics student. 

I wanted to get into notes because it’s not as “physical hands on” as a day to day rental.

I don't plan to sell for a while, I just want a smaller rent and better proximity to my husbands job.I would love to live in the upper(i hate people above my head) but its currently occupied until July, and then we wanted to live in the bottom to use one of the rooms for AirBnB all summer