Even if something fits your initial filter something like high property taxes can ruin your cash flow.

Renters Insurance really only covers tenant personal possessions.LTR landlords typically require it as just another level of protection to avoid tenant lawsuits when backups, floods, etc. ruin tenant possessions.If you are providing a fully-furnished home, all they are bringing are clothes and personal items.

However, I would hate for this experience to ruin it for all the others that could possibly profit your investment. 

Being safe is better then ruining your reputation.  

One of the reasons I chose Tampa was because it is just North of the Tropic of Cancer and my Union Hall was here.

The wrong tenant will ruin you in this city.

It's ironic how we were taught that if you didn't go to college you'd be a nobody and be financially ruined.

Also another thing certain markets we don’t like have all of those numbers that are super attractive but the property taxes are outrageous ruins the returns so we know the price we need in order to justify the tax price.

Your maintenance costs in these buildings will be significantly higher, and could even ruin the deal.

Is this viable or could this ruin a relationship/is it not smart to partner two inexperienced investors?