If you have no training, there is absolutely no telling how you are going to react in a very high stress situation.One thing you need to consider that is very important in low income properties: The use of drugs.

@Nick TroutmanIf they plan on managing your property, suggest adding metrics in the property management agreement that hold them accountable and see how they react.

He reacted to the trauma by saying debt it evil.  

@David BaierI'm a long time native and am currently in Oviedo.

I am getting tempted to buy one of these T-***** that reads "Don't CA my AZ".If you are a CA liberal please remember that everyone in AZ carries at least one gun, the exterminator will come back every day until the scorpions are gone from your house (allow 2-3 months), and we are native habituate for rattle snakes.If you are a conservative, houses are half the price and twice the size and a good shoe beats the occasional scorpion every time.

Big issue is, the cabin sits on land leased from a local Native American tribe.

Always happy to share my insights as a native of the area!

I am asked time and time again how to go about managing mobile home parks out of state. While there are lots of high tech tools I use- the biggest tool I have is time. See, time is the thing that lets you bring perspe...

(You confirmed something that has been floating in my mind for sometime now.)I often read about all these "creative" options and hustler-approaches to finding a "deal" but often times the things I find are in such poor quality that any sort of rehab (something I too am not eager to do as I have a job) would make it more expensive to buy.I do wonder though, maybe it's just our market, at least in Northern California, comprised of a bunch of angry, anti-government, VC-money-dreaming techies (looks in mirror, haha) so perhaps the midwest reacts better to those letters. 

This is also added effort because there is more due dilligence with the Clients native country.