We're also hearing things about Orlando and how even the large 10-12 bedroom, extremely themed out properties, are doing poorly.

He even had former employees hire the contractors, so when he didn't pay them, they couldn't sue him but ended up suing is poor employees.He has bragged about never being able to be traceable because he sets up his LLCs in such a way he can operate without legal ramifications,This man has no moral compass and has stolen the retirements of so many people.He did all of this so he could fund his new syndication business MENACE CON, with his other partners Nicholas Trevillian and Jason Von Payne...

It also encourages me to keep the maintenance up because I get a bonus for a quick placement and I don't risk getting fired by the PM for maintaining my property poorly. 

If you have a poor deal be forthright about it but make sure you don't repeat that mistake so you can share a learning experience.

Buyers are reading concepts on investing that we haven't seen in years or decades like in Rich Dad Poor Dad. 

Due to to small location wouldn't necessarily bet on cap rate compression. 

Sounds like being super proactive by picking out a place before selling the old one is a safe bet.

So it is a good long term bet (provided the socialists do not bankrupt you first).

As many others have mentioned, it does seem very likely that an adequate walk-through/turn was done by the PM company as well as it may be possible that they also have a poor contractor that is not fully resolving issues like leaks the first time around. 

If it was a poorly run property some of those might not exist.