@Rio PetersonI think the fact that you are uneasy about it, you have identified a bunch of red flags, and it seems that your gut it telling you to steer clear is enough for you to STEER CLEAR!

Still, anytime someone breaks a lease there’s a slight uneasy feeling.

People seemed uneasy about the economy at that point and there was a lot of talk of layoffs in my office.

I feel a little uneasy not verifying identity of people as they want to rent our units.   

If you feel uneasy about it, David Greene does a great job laying it all out for you in his book, and there’s a few BP podcasts that discuss the concept in detail.

It does take a bit more work to do it in these neighborhoods because tenant situations and accessibility can be a bit more tenuous and it is also much harder to verify the rent rolls if the payment structure from tenant to landlord is uneasy.

IF you are uneasy during market adjustments or not liquid enough to ride through a downturn you convert to rental.

Taking the apartment off the market this far in advance makes me a little uneasy.3.

I was not aware of that.I ran the comps and price is on target, but that still makes me uneasy since I feel properties are likely to depreciate during this recession.  

I was 21 years old and unsure if my uneasiness came from writing someone else’s paycheck or if my feelings were valid because I saw the end of my cash.