No drama and peace and happiness.

I don't mean to be harsh when I say this, but delinquent taxes more times than not, have baggage where they have not handled other responsibilities.

Tenants can be very harsh on hardwood and laminate....moving furniture, pets claws and spills are generally not handled as well as they are with homeowners.

My lessons were that rising property taxes can heavily impact profits (not an issue in CA), Mother Nature can be harsh, getting contractors from a far to actually perform especially in a time after a disaster can be very challenging.Good luck

I do believe in a diversified portfolio so I do not want to be too harsh on the financial advisor.  

Expand this to all other negatives like main streets, near railroad tracks, near commercial units, under airport flight paths, no garages (this may not be the case in all areas), no yards, poor layouts that can not be laid out differently, too many steps leading to the fr t door ( I just learned this harsh lesson a year and a half ago), etc. . . . .As far as the foundation issue, that was actually a good thing.

Since you'll want an asset that generates cash flow and capital protection to provide for your daughter in the long run (more so than appreciation) you may be better served in a second tier market with an A or B class property that will have little drama with tenants and need relatively less maintenance. 

I think she enjoys creating drama for herself and playing the victim to live out some sort of soap opera lifestyle.

For example, to bet on Detroit you would have to believe that it’s low cost advantage can lead to sustainable growth; that it’s history of disastrous corrupt local government can be corrected; that it’s relatively harsh climate can still attract workers who have the ability to live ANYWHERE, and that it’s unskilled work force will somehow become the “knowledge” workers necessary for city growth.  

Otherwise, do it on an overcast day to avoid ugly shadows and harsh reflections- Hold your phone horizontally - makes the space look bigger and shows better on screens- Shooting from lower chest height, holding the phone with both hands and rest your elbows onto your lower ribs.