That detail matters.I scheduled a routine walkthrough with the tenants to check on the condition of the property.

Buyer/selling has more to do with the specific property and the timing in your plan than "conditions" of the general market. 

With single-family homes, the issues are different, you carry the full burden of maintenance, so the physical condition of the house, along with any municipal violations, becomes a much bigger factor.In the end, for me it always comes down to three essential considerations before bidding: understanding the market conditions surrounding the property, knowing which liens or debts you would inherit, and being clear about the physical condition of the property and the repair costs you might be facing.

Quote from @Barbara Johannsen: With interest rates and market conditions shifting, I’m seeing more talk about non-performing notes coming available.

This was a good deal number wise and condition of the home.

You know lifestyle is a habit, the condition is not necessarily violating the lease, but also it's not well maintained.

They seem to rent well, as long as the units are in good condition and provide adequate cooling for the space.

This was a good deal number wise and condition of the home.

This was a good deal number wise and condition of the home.

If you are not taking this into consideration and have No other liquid reserves (cash) to satisfy the underwriters condition for 3,6 or more months of PITI reserves your loan is denied.You also have Heloc terms and conditions like cannot be paid off due to Prepayment penalty.