Taking reasonable action trumps scouring for a good deal, whatever that might be, 99% of the time. 

Their Fortunebuilders company is the same model as Trump University, meaning they take advantage of novice investors masterfully.

Based upon your statement, "Naturally, my heart goes out to this individual" is indicative that you may let emotions trump logic.Forward to your PMC and monitor their actions to start eviction ASAP if tenant is behind.You can also direct your PMC to offer to let tenant out of their lease early IF they cooperate with showings.If they fall behind, you can direct your PMC to offer Cash-for-keys to regain possession faster. 

Colorado seems to be an outlier, look what they did with trying to take Trump off the ballot.

If Donald Trump wins the November election, I'm projecting and hoping rates will begin to decrease.

For an example, theoretically, assuming no state/local laws trump this, you could deduct 3 years of property tax in the same tax year if it was late/delinquent so long as it was actually paid during that tax year.

When analyzing properties and doing calculations, this strategy does not provide a good return for the first few years, but it most definitely does give me faster equity accumulation and gives me the quickest/biggest cash flow per year that trumps other situations with properties on 30 year fixed mortgages. 

So if someone can demonstrate you had no intention to close (as, for example, by demonstrating you had no ABILITY to close) you have no interest, and nothing you can sell without brokering.But in any case, it remains true in many contexts that specific enabling legislation, and rules promulgated under it, is going to trump general provisions of the common law of contracts.  

Don't worry tho, our buddy Trump will sort that out for all foreign investors hahaha :) 

Even President Trump was sued for less than that and had to settle.