And to me are judged more harshly.

Guys, that's pretty harsh and liberal-like to lash out personally against someone you disagree with.

Maybe I'm just harsh or maybe I assume tenants give too many excuses.

Just position yourself to be the one and only one who can help them sell and stay out of their drama.

A person really needs to think about dealing with the drama if they're going to operate low income apartment buildings (SFHs and more expensive apartments aren't nearly as bad).

All of the tenants issues in war zones can suck the life right out of you with all the drama.

I don't want to buy into a problem or drama... but there are those that make a living at it.. but its LOTS of work and LOTS of risk.. so really depends on what you want to do  and what your goals are.

I have so much going on right now, and the last thing I need is more drama. 

I have seen these with social conscience come and go.. we are going to keep the homeowner in the house why would they not.. well we all think that from our easy chair and basically stable life. however homeowners in foreclosure are in max stress for a number of reasons.. and my experience and granted its only a couple hundred deals were i bought homes in foreclosure.. folks living there have best intentions but life just gets in the way.. so in my mind your buying the asset and if for some reason they pay then great.but don't go into these thinking your going to save people.. go into them with the idea your going to own the house.. and be prepared for that. also I am not sure why folks take all that work and risk for a few extra bps  when perfectly good performing notes will return close to the same return.. without all the hassle work and drama. 

Too much eventual drama.