Early on a guy thought about and the house caved in.

Me  That would be my work shop , man cave . 

I have friends that remodeled there basement and turned it into useable gameday/ living room/ man cave.

There are also smaller homes just west of Cave Creek and north of Deer Valley.

They need to book it while they can.Don't cave. 

You generally won’t hear a couple discussing a Home and listings it’s postive attributes such as nice pool, big backyard, room for a man cave and a solid cap rate.

My property managers have managed my properties for almost 10 years, and to my delight.  

If a person is say a slumlord who delights in breaking every law available until forced to comply, well than that person should make it a top priority right after therapy, although if your like most landlords looking to make a reasonable profit operating a legal legitimate operation than it is the rare oddball incident we are talking about, and for that insurance is a key piece not building a maze of entities.Myself I operate a s-corp as a parent company under which my other companies are held as subsidiary companies, all formed as LLC's.

But general guidelines are Grandmont Rosedale, Aviation Sub etcD-E-F - Littlefield Community, Happy Homes, North Campau, Wildermere Community, Forest park, and even Fitzgerald belts etc.Where one can buy a home in the D-E-F suburbs property for 5-10K.Only on a Quit Claim Deed (not on a Warranty Deed though).Expect to pay 10-12K in back taxes and another 15-20K in rehab (perhaps have to deal with 1-2 feet of water in the basement and a 3-5K owing in Water to DWSD, or a caved-in roof to site a few defects to deal with) After the rehab the investor, won't or can't, find a legitimate tenant (with a Credit score of 620+) after the property is fixed for 775-800 per month for a 3 bed/1 bath (which is the ave in Detroit rentals)And this is where the horror stories of Investor "Greed" come from and disrepute to a City/Community.And the media laps it up. 

This house sits in the middle of the wilderness of rural Georgia, just east of Atlanta on about 3.3 acres of property and is about 2,400 square feet in size. 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, etc etc.Back then, several people convinced me to buy a home, and since I believed that "grownups" knew everything, I caved and did so, despite my misgivings.Turns out that my misgivings were right.