If it is still occupied then you will have to evict them and you are fully vulnerable to whatever they do in the house before they move out.

So while our syndications are going down in flames (well, more of an engine out) we are currently investing in a new fund and are still convinced this is a viable investing plan.

My rental property went up in flames today.

. - not sure who said that, but you're never more vulnerable to a dumb investment than directly after you hit a home run.

I think this is a more common objection among higher income applicants who are more vulnerable to and aware of data sensitivity issues.

Came across this recent article from January 31, 2024 copied below:"Ohio REALTORS® have also heard more concerns about the practice of real estate wholesaling and how it robs vulnerable Ohioans of equity in their homes.

Pretty respectable source’s research “found that short-term rentals are not the biggest contributor to high rents, especially when it comes to the most vulnerable segments of a city’s residents.”https://hbr.org/2024/02/what-does-banning-short-term-rentals...

I’m trying to work on being vulnerable about being new and my situation.

I've never dealt with Septic in a park, but plenty of experience on SFHs.My advise would be 1) Find out the age of the tanks 2) Find out the material they are made of (concrete or plastic) 3) Same for leach fields.Reasons being: Old concrete tanks are far more vulnerable and likely to fail soon....the newer plastic tanks will most likely cause you no problems for a long time.So if I personally were to find out that these tanks were all plastic, and <10 yrs old, I would barely even worry about this.

If you don't do this then you are vulnerable to suit for violating equal housing law.My criteria are:1.