I think it screams risk but again, I may be missing something or not understanding this correctly.

Sometimes you want to scream IT'S A CABIN IN THE MOUNTAINS YOU IDIOT -- LEAVES ARE PART OF THE DEAL!! 

Screaming nightmare neighbors from he** 2.

I am a full-time Investor as well as a Real Estate Agent based right here in Orlando, and I can confirm that a significant portion of the visitors that come to Orlando are Brazilian; not only that, investors from Brazil represent the 3rd largest group buying property here in Florida, behind Canada and the UK.In terms of risk managing your investments remotely, it really depends on what your investment plans are.

I wish I could scream it to the world.  

I've begun analyzing properties, however I haven't found anything that screams "great deal!"

There were lots of red flags indicating this to me. 1) PM didn't inform owner until after the electrician finished his/her work 2) Several handymen couldn't figure out the problem (I guess they missed all those exposed wires and connections just like the inspector) after the 2d handyman failed to resolve the problem that was the time to call the electrician. 3) We got you a 25% discount before you even knew about the problem (to me that screams ripoff). 4) The electrician supposedly said that I have to start 2.5 mandays of work immediately or I'm going to have to call the code enforcement which will likely result in building being labeled uninhabitable and a whole bunch of fines. 5) Homeowner was told that a poor rehab was done on the house and the person who did the rehab left exposed wires and connections.

Second if the discard was an accident and not his personal fire arm but a visitor...then I would let it slide after making a note in the file and having tenant sign that they understand that this is not something you or your owners want in there home.

Back when I was 16 years old, I had a business called Travel Aid for Cedar Point visitors in which I provided detailed instructions on how to bypass the main entrance and use alternative routes, which included the chaussee!

I bought out my sister's ownership and renovated the whole property heavily while renting it out by the room averaging $400-$2000/month depending on occupancy rate (later stopped 'multi-family' rental model since against HOA rules and got caught by our president when the number of tenants got out of hand + visitors on weekends etc).