It's a bad economy, and even the finest neighborhoods are having troubles like this.I would, however, be interested in the alarms that can be bought on the internet.

It provides a wealth of profitable information with 24/7 access to some of the finest investors around ... and best of all, it's absolutely free so you can save your money for your first deal!

As @Jason Dillard stated, there is no case law on this yet and yes, I think everyone intelligent realizes they're aching for someone to make an example of to get it on the books so it can then be replayed and rehashed in every subsequent case nationwide.Ultimately, Dodd-Frank is un-Constitutional, communism at its finest and serves no legitimate purpose.

Creative financing at its finest.  

Tell your investors exactly what the condition of the property is down to the finest detail.  

Murphy's Law at its finest!

As long as you take the word PASSIVE out of the narrative I agree to an extent. and it really depends on where you buy.. not all rentals run the same way,, I owned 350 C class some probably B class and it was the finest hour of my career to sign that sale agreement divesting myself of all that cash flow  LOL.. now I fully admit that all I do Is real estate so for me personally there are just more profitable and less stress ways to make money in the industry..

This is victim blaming at its finest. 

Labor is not at it's finest.

This is the point where @Paul Sandhu steps in and says, "I give my renters two rolls of Bounty paper towels, a pouch of Levi Garrett Loose Leaf Chewing Tobacco, a bucket of Colonel Sanders finest, and the address to the local strip joint.