It's all downhill now!

Then someone posts a nasty comment and things go downhill for the whole account VERY fast.IMO, there's more dirty laundry than I care to manage and more CON than pro for my taste. 

I think everyone in that age group knows someone who made a bad decision during that time and things went downhill for them.  

We are generally happy to keep them, but just as happy to wave good-bye as soon as things go downhill or they decide to leave.

The overall quality of the state of CA (especially Southern CA and Central Valley) has also gone way downhill in the past 20-50 years..

, and while everybody got them a motel room once a week, her health went downhill, even though they've been in a Section 8 apartment for 18 months.

Just make sure there is a pitch on it and it ends somewhere the ground goes downhill and away from the house.

They are far less likely to leave and go elsewhere as a neighborhood slides downhill than their neighbors a few blocks off.

It can go downhill from there.Side note, I'm not saying to literally "not look for an 8-cap" or literally to "go after a 6-cap" but rather to be flexible and not let an arbitrary metric like cap-rate, CoC return, etc. be the sole deciding factor on if you should buy. 

The owners health is going downhill and we have thought of make him the offer to keep the homes and sell them off himself but, don't think thats something he would be willing to consider.