Sounds like this was a TIC setup which seems an unusual investment for an SDIRA (and problematic, from what I understand.)Aren't you the beneficiary of the inherited IRA? 

It seems you are falling for the alarmist rhetoric you’ve been reading and watching online.

And when a furnace does go out, the property manager will fix it.You can get a property manager for a long term rental too but the numbers in terms of cash flow just don't seem to work well as they do for str's. 

The information required to select an investment location that enables financial freedom is readily available and straightforward.

Since ALE hires a company to supply furniture, install washer and dryer but ALE is not on the Lease, this particular situation seems to be a loophole for companies such as ALE to not have liability if their hires cause damage not the tenant. 

People really seem to like it.

I also see a lot of good deals on 2-4 unit investment rentals priced in favor of the investor.All of these seem to have a good price to cash flow ratio when it comes to even long term rentals.

Not sure though since HOAs seem to have way more power than they should IMO. 

I gave Christina a shot because she seemed like a young hustler, but her services are not on par with the market. 

Location seems quite good close to Espianade park.