Probably little or no emotional attachment on the executor's part, depending.Still, build rapport and be sensitive to the seller's / executor's needs.David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

Federal law allows for an owner to opt out of Sec. 8 anyway.Section 8 funding is market sensitive regionally and locally, the author (Mr.

Just imagine how many more times these sensitive creatures would have been offended over the course of the lease term.

If they aren't trying to pull a fast one, they will at least be a tenant who required hand-holding and pulling teeth to get what you want out of them.  

I have a super sensitive tenant.

I had one tenant who reacted badly to the concrete sealer used on pet urine.Putting the choice on the tenant so they can take sensitivities into account is far better, IMO.

The attorney will likely give you advice you can find yourself or already know at a cost and the police will be like pulling teeth to help you. 

A few pros: Easier management, lower repairs, lower capital expenditures, quicker turnover between tenancies.A few cons: Special assessments (Not super common in our metro area in large condo projects), more sensitive to economic downturns, more turnover than sfh, rising condo feesI personally own several condos in my portfolio, and they are my easiest properties to manage.  

Ant animal, dog or cat, with claws, teeth and ever needs to go to the bathroom will damage, possibly destroy your property. 

That's me though I am told  I a bit noise sensitive- must be  due to growing up in close proximity to  the NJ turnpike.