The majority of reviews online are from the tenants, which makes sense since there is a much higher ratio of tenants to landlords.The landlord is the one paying for their services and in reality they might have performed their duties above and beyond. 

They are struggling to keep up with demand.If anything has changed, the days of investors performing cosmetic rehabs for quick $100k profits are behind us.

A friend of mine has a DC condo that performs incredibly well with excellent cashflow!

Fast closing to remove non-performing asset?

@Dan StelterNot sure any are performing very well right now

Just because you sue for performance the seller does not perform you as the buyer still has to. 

Unless it’s a multi-unit property you have no duty to perform any type of background check & in almost every state massive increased liability from doing so. 2.

Particularly for waterfront or view rentals on oceans, lakes or rivers that historically perform best. 

Ive had success using my sphere of influence. 

The insurance isn't a performance bond, it doesn't guarantee the job gets done to your satisfaction.