Originally posted by @Darius Ogloza:@Jay Hinrichs To your point, kind of like London England where it seems some Duke actually owns all of the land underlying London and when you "buy" an apartment for 3-4 million pounds you are, except in rare cases, only buying a 99 year lease, not a fee simple interest.

I guess constantly reminding everyone how long you've being doing it does not constitute chest pounding. 

For these people it's not uncommon for them to not have built enough equity to cover the closing costs associated with selling a home so they are either stuck being unwanted long distance landlords, or they sell their home at a loss, or possibly break even. 

Only you can answer that.Hope this helps Not to mention the fact that failure to disclose material information could land you into an unwanted lawsuit.

I have a very nice LVP in our primary home...We have a 130 pound german shepherd and a smaller 45 pound dog....not a scratch to be found. 

You pass on enough maintenance costs like this to your tenants in the interest of saving your time and money, you'll be posting about how your mean and cruel tenants unloaded fifty pounds of concrete down your stack just before they disappeared in the middle of the night and you're now stuck with a 10 grand bill to run a new line in, how could they possibly be so cruel and mean to you?