For multi unit properties, the sellers are much more aware of their own time expenditure, and how much disruption allowing a bunch of looky loos to walk around their tenants homes, will cause.

I manage our local rental property and the recent turnover there was unpleasant and disruptive to our regular schedule.

I also took the opportunity to do laundry, as it was simply a disruption during my day.

A local economy might collapse because its major industry had been disrupted by a new technology (but hopefully one wouldn't invest in one-trick economies).  

Who knows how a judge or jury or both may see a situation and lay blame toward one or the other or both.You will have certain responsibilities as a landlord, to provide safe, secure housing, free of disruptions and right to quiet enjoyment.

I prefer less return on my money with less headaches as I work a full day job.When you get s certain type of tenant in one of your buildings it can turn out to be a nightmare (ask me how I know) ONE tenant can disrupt and change the whole dynamics of a property and or neighborhood for that matter.If anything I would be a silent investor in a war zone property with total hands off!

If at some point in the future that changes, then you can replace it without disrupting a tenant too much.

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A massive deflation is coming: “Even if there’s going to be a disruption on people’s jobs, in the short term that’s likely to be made up by the decreasing cost of things we need, which I think is really important and not being talked about.”New technologies will make businesses not 10 per cent, but 10 times more efficient, he says.

I agree with J.Scott - it's hard to be 100% objective the first few days, since there's this disruption to muscle memory that makes it initially harder to use.