This is good - let the market work without government intervention, and without the NAR withholding every detail about a house and essentially lobbying to maintain 90% of this career field

If this was your primary residence, I would highly recommend selling within 3 years of converting to a rental to maintain the section 121 tax free gain on sale of a primary residence (250k exclusion for single and 500k married). 

If you provide them, you need to maintain them and they may take a lot of wear and tear from tenants. 

It's important to maintain reserves to handle potential market downturns or for capital expenditures that may arise in the future.I have pursued a diversified portfolio of real estate properties and stock index funds.

I am seeking to establish a Land Trust for the purpose of acquiring a property while maintaining anonymity in a creative deal.

You can still do something like you suggest, but maintain more control.

BUT - if Susie maintains liquidity in the form of emergency reserve cash, untapped credit revolvers (through HELOCs taken out at the $500,000 notional value of the property, before the change in prices), or some other way of paying for the new roof or the uh-oh without additional or new financing, then she won't have to worry about property prices until she sells, which in the land of Warren Buffett is never. 

They've been a life saver, and have provided many updates and repairs to my home to maintain the value and quality of the home.

@Rachel DeganiI don't see why a triplex is more risky than a duplex, outside of having another set of items to maintain/repair.

AND you must maintain adequate reserves to take care of the disasters that may happen.Most of my clients fall into the first group above.