Things like that happen, but as long as you are saving those reserves for unforeseen circumstances like hurricanes, you should be fine as long as you believe in the market fundamentals and want to hold long term.

Can I limit my leases to a year in the event of unforeseen events in my own life (marriage comes to mind)?

Hi BP,Due to unforeseen circumstances, I am in urgent need to find a new property management company for my properties. 

Embrace the electrifying rush of overcoming setbacks, from unforeseen repairs to time constraints.

Many factors can influence market trends, including interest rates, economic indicators, geopolitical events, and unforeseen developments.

If going this route, I would recommend budgeting for unforeseen expenses & extended timeline for rehab completion.

Investors in these markets can keep riding the wave, and as long as everything runs smoothly there will be no issues, but once an “unforeseen” event occurs, the risk becomes apparent and market participants reprice the asset with that risk fully baked in, which means loses (substantial) for previous buyers.

The non-refundable deposit would help to cover any large unforeseen expenses which may come up.

A C class will have some unforeseen expenses as well.

If we didn't rent it out and just decided to sell- would that cause any unforeseen problems?