Ironically, there was a fire, in which totally gutted 3 units, with minor damage in others, none in mine. 

Ironically, recently they've introduced several of those features that I was unaware of.

Ironically also a leading factor in #6.This makes #3 the odd one out . . . goodness gracious I hope that doesn't change!  

Iron sharpens iron. 

Then review the tenants with an iron clad agreement with First/Last/Security deposits and late fees that would stand out. 

The ironic part was that she would have qualified for Section 8 and we would have done all the paperwork for her, but nope, she'd rather just not pay anything and not get the State to cover it for her.

I was looking into this about a year ago and the rules weren’t ironed out and I couldn’t get much information.

C-class is a tough game and generally only works when operations are iron clad. 

That's a great summary of lessons learned @Adam Harrison.Every real success story I know of involved years of struggle and a bit of monotony until the details got ironed out (and honestly, I don't think anyone ever achieves perfection... even if that's what they'd like to project).

House prices continue to climb, long term, nobody knows, but we continue to invest and have hope things will iron themselves out over the long term.