B" Tenant = Decent Credit, Pays on time most of the time, doesn't completely destroy the house"C" Tenant = Bumpy Credit, When rent is due you're biting your nails wondering if the payment is coming, you have to occasionally keep them in line and they require more interaction"D" Tenant = No thanks......

structureid=155...and here's a link to the interactive map where you can type in your rental address and zoom in or out...http://evvc.maps.arcgis.com/apps/View/index.html?

Thank you @Brian Foster for the response.  

I found an interactive map as a top result on the first try.

You can consider requesting during the board meetings that all interactions going forward are done via some sort of electronic communication, but at this point the HOA is asking you assume the role of the property manager. 

Of course the real opportunity is to improve on that NOI that I will be inheriting from the current seller.I'm doing a 1031 exchange (thanks for all the education @Dave Foster) which should also help me save on the capital gains taxes. 

@Kenneth Foster as of right now I am using Hard Money.

I came across Biggerpockets on Youtube back in 2016 when I was researching for paths to financial freedom and now I returned as a member.Looking forward to interact with everyone here.Thanks,Harris

I’m hoping to network and meet people from the area and learn as much as I can to grow my knowledge base and give back through interactions with you all in this community.

If your areas has a Facebook for rent group, this may help grandparents who have FB to interact with younger generations or people who are watching on the behalf of the senior.