Everything I have ever read about them have been negative, really negative.With any other turnkey or property management company you get your good reviews then your stereotypical semi negative reviews such as they cost to much, communication is slow, I wish they found a tenant faster etc....A lot of that kind of stuff is par for the course & it's usually a combination of the investor being new to the game & how the company operates. 

Artists (stereotypically) have little money, find hideaway warehouses and cheap places to do their art or perform underground music.

hm.. there shouldn't be anything illegal about mailing people, as long as there isn't anything threatening/dangerous in the content of the letters, and as long as the mail isn't sent out in a perpetual and harrassing manner.

It is known as an estate of inheritance or a perpetual estate because the owner may dispose of it in his or her lifetime or after death  by will.

Deep discounts being offered by investors who didn't realize the illiquidity of the investment in an effort to get out of an asset they consider to be non-performing because lets be honest here, some of these investments will be bad investments, and even the good ones won't appreciate in perpetuity. 

A couple of people I work with even use a more 'neutral' nickname to avoid stereotypes and biases.

Because other assets of the estate were so large, other family members do not feel pressured to sell the unit, and have agreed that continued ownership makes a lot of sense as long as it does not become perpetually cash flow negative.

I know this may sound like I'm stereotyping, but since doing it this way, it really has allowed me to get great tenants.I know everyone needs a place to live.

Begin doing so before life gets more demanding, as it does as your responsibilties increase with the passage of time.The world's best investors, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, each credit their success to perpetual learning. 

I also know that despite the stereo types , there are plenty of hardworking people who would like a safe neighborhood to raise their children but can not afford the rich suburbs that people in my financial situation can afford.