Everyone wants to pass the hot potato but nobody wants to catch it.No legal advice given.  

If you had either pride of ownership A property, or hot market appreciation that could change the equation, bad as you say that's years away.Although I invest in A or high B only, I have never been able to make the Scottsdale market work financially.  

You also need to be aware of SEC securities laws so you don't find yourself in hot water.

The agent placed a yard sign, and the break-in happened within a day or so.The thief came in and stole the hot water tank.  

Over pricing in the hot neighborhoods here will typically lead to a lower eventual sales price.

Next month I see the bill for $900 leasing fee + $300 for a repair since there was no hot water (in a brand new house - they were responsible for overseeing that the hot water heater was up and running before closing).

Here is the information.8 one bedroom units currently renting at $500 each with all utilities included (My PM thinks they can rent for 650-675 with hot water and heating included.  

But I don't "walk for dollars" in July thru September, to hot & humid!

I live in an older neighborhood (1950s) in a hot market where there are a lot of investors are coming through, flipping homes and (I assume) making solid profits.

I got started in the hot time and got money.