All "rotating" equipment is very dangerous, and generally it is unlawful for underage persons to operate (for pay) for that reason.

Some examples are a slow drip from a shower, a closet door that lost some trim, a refrigerator where the gasket is peeling off a bit and could be glued back on, blinds where the rotation stick came off (but could still be opened and closed), etc.I normally fix requests, but it's usually at least $150 to get someone out to fix them.

I have seen many jammed pretty severely, and with metal screws or other bits in the rotating portion.

Hey @Javon Wilson - all things considered equal, if you have the opportunity to buy more units without it straining your cash reserves too much - do that. 

Just make sure you've either developed a plan to manage that yourself or have underwritten carefully so you can pay an MTR management company to handle the rotating turnover schedule.

@Patrick Flanagan yup, not only nurses but traveling medical and allied health professional students that rotate at the hospital.

That property had many traveling nurses, and when they weren't working they were sleeping or out exploring the city, so it didn't put a ton of strain on having cluttered common areas, etc by having separate tenants in each bedroom.

Sounds like they are trying to book all thru the gals Clinical Rotations for PT school.

I had a background in construction and management so I felt comfortable managing the business.I put a ton of work into my 2nd rental property and it put a lot of strain on my life.

And than something else will strain and start to break.