If you can stomach that (paying INTO the property each month), then move forward.

Rule-of-law is my #1 business and political value.If there are people associated on the ownership-sell side of a deal, I may stomach a deal with them and then avoid relying on them, certainly their representation of me, in the future (and document them for an internal 'black list' for my colleagues).

Seller bought it for $100k during the housing crash and didn’t have stomach to be landlord.

If you can stomach being that far away from your property, go for it! 

If you can't stomach the risk then you're not prepared with enough information to make a decision on going full steam for your next investment.

I have budget of 300-400k and finding a value add single family, condo or 2/3/4-plex is near impossible at a price point I can stomach.

You are "crying with a full stomach."

I would tell her if she doesn't share nicely she will get a 30 day notice and lose the garage but would still be welcome to an open outside space for free.If you do not have the stomach to handle the tenants appropriately get a property manager, yesterday.

If this is more than you can stomach then assign it to someone that will do the right diligence.

In my humble opinion, once it's been approved, it would take a revolution to overturn it :(I am one of the probably hundreds if not thousands of small investors that got punched in the stomach real hard because of this situation, and I know there are several others out there (still ignorant to the fact) who will, eventually, have many sleepless nights because of this.I was very new and ignorant to real estate rules, laws and regulations when I started.