It sounds like a silly question, but it uncovers problems quickly, and if it makes sense or if they're obviously getting evicted.   

And I want the furniture, it looks so nice, and i have no furniture and i do not want to waste time to shop around.

And now that I think more, the fact that the garden unit has been vacant for a while now according to the property management company I called, I'm inclined to think that it may not be in working order at all.I think this seller is trying to pass off their hidden problems onto someone else.It would cashflow so nicely without this!

From I have seen so far ROI on rentals in Wichita, KS have been not so great unless you uncover a really great deal.

We think there are still good deals out there to be found, and having the right systems in place and continuing to nurture relationships in the marketplace allow us to uncover them.

The house just looks so nice compared to what we can rent... but I don't want to do something like this if it's too risky financially. 

Take a look at this case and the vast amount of detail the IRS uncovered.

To protect yourself your job is to uncover them. 

On my investment projects I look at DIRT FIRST(location), then building, then tenant.You already need a defensive plan going in and a WHAT IF for options that pencil out and still make a profit.A harder one I have seen is a Sonic.

Pete markets.From what I can tell, it appears that neighborhoods can change relatively quickly from nice to not-so-nice.