The wealthy person would always lose, because the broke partner couldn't pay their share, and the lender will focus their energy on collecting from the person they can most likely collect from.I've talked to many people over the years with stories of great partnerships at the start, that ultimately failed and one or more partners disappeared after things went south. 

Expand your knowledge and connections in the real estate industry by attending networking events and building professional relationships.Make sure your short-term plans match up with your long-term objectives and consider looking at different markets with positive economic indicators, job growth, population growth, affordability, and rental demand.

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Invest in upgrades that enhance the property's appeal to long-term tenants, such as modern light fixtures, fresh paint, or energy-efficient appliances .

Plan you strategy around why you are investing and the time, energy, and resources (human + capital). 

I've been down that path before and its not worth the time and energy. 

I understand how they are supposed to make money but when you take in $15/month and have to pay out $1,000 in claims, the economics seem off to me.

I'm talking about wedges of land/property that requires you to make a deal with the neighbors for access or fight for easement.I was young man, single, full of energy and life.

I am no economics expert, but that's my belief!

See Nobel prize winner and associate  quote....Gunner Myrdal, an architect of Sweden’s welfare state who was given the Nobel Prize in economics as the left-wing balance to his co-winner FA Hayek:  Myrdal stated, “Rent control has in certain Western countries constituted, maybe, the worst example of poor planning by governments lacking courage and vision.”3 His fellow Swedish economist (and socialist) Assar Lindbeck asserted, “In many cases rent control appears to be the most efficient technique presently known to destroy a city—except for bombing.”Seattle is a prime example.