However, the more complicated something is, the more likely it will go wrong.

My real estate agent is of the general thought wave that it would be difficult for anything to be fundamentally wrong given how it’s all been recently installed.I am just looking for that reassurance heading into my first US deal here 

Nothing wrong with trying to minimize your taxes.

Putting a property under contract without the liquidity for EMD - what could possibly go wrong?

Don’t get me wrong, I would love to own a property there but the margin is looking extremely thin now.

If so, that is just wrong especially as they are basically taking money from the rent you are owed.

Wrong.

I do this because I know all the varies things that can go wrong in my market, all the little laws and nuances that can make big dollar differences that Im aware of and take advantage of daily.....things like those exist in those other markets where I have limited real estate and legal knowledge.I'll use this as an easy example, as it is a mistake I see lay people and poorly trained agents in my market make all the time.

There’s nothing wrong with stability.  

I could be wrong here, though.