Seems like a catch-22 if they don't have experience yet.

I'm already part of a few Facebook groups, but I'm also open to chatting or catching up over a phone call.

The appraiser made no comment about it as an issue, and it is unlikely that the underwriter would catch something that small either.

I guarantee it will deflate again, as it always has in past, or at least go flat for 10-20 years until incomes catch up.

When a tenant is behind and you know they aren't going to catch up file your eviction as soon as possible.

I had 2 units catch fire due to a discarded cigarette.  

Once we have resolved issues, we anticipate restarting our distributions – including a “catch-up” distribution for any suspended distributions.We will update investors once we have a timeline for getting you back to receiving our monthly distributions.We do not anticipate that investors will receive fewer distributions, as we expect to recommence the payment of distributions once this matter has been resolved.W.L.

Also PM would do a checklist during that photo visit to try to catch extra people, unregistered pets, leaks, damage, maybe bad water heaters/HVAC units, storm damage, so that's being proactive.I think these days too many PMs are in it to try to figure out how they can milk the heck out of stupid owners vs helping them build a portfolio and be successful owners.Being proactive on preventative maintenance, being quick on delinquencies, providing property values and options is helpful. 

And takes off to catch road runner, blasts straight past, face first into a cliff aaaand "splat"..... 

@Alex Moazeni, one thing to think about is that in a situation like this you are unlikely to collect what you are owed unless the tenant finds a way to catch up. 1.