So stick with it and leverage the unpleasantness of the experience to improve the performance of your investments going forward.Good luck to you!

You don't want to end up with "unwanted" tenant if they don't perform up to your expectations. 

It is a unpleasant learning curve but it does keep the books better.

It's unpleasant, but manageable. 

These often come in the form of unlivable homes or unwanted land.

Just another way to avoid unwanted attention to yourself.

What we have been finding since we purchased it, it that there is an unpleasant drainage problem by the front stairs.

Aside from what Roland mentioned about the traditional path of selling, sometimes the seller is another investor who just wants to unload their properties, other times they are adult kids who have inherited unwanted properties to not have to deal with the costs of it.

Did I also mention they seem to be hoarders (So much unwanted junk in the rear of their unit by where they saw the rat) I’ve told them verbally plenty of times I wanted everything trashed since their lease states they are to keep the property clean and sanitary clear from any debris,trash,recycling ect. 

I also dont think one who invests in crypto should refer to it as a “tax evading tool” it may paint an unwanted picture or give others ideas there are some insane people out there.