It wasn’t magic tho, It was just old fashioned hard work, combined with a rebounding real estate market, and then more hard work. 

But there is a real limit as to how long you have to make the numbers work - this is why every investment professional I know of recommends people start heavy-duty saving/investing as young as possible; you need the magic of compounding returns to end up with anything at the end.

There is no magic fairy dust you need a court order since owner of record is dead. 

here is a layout of a cabins and common ground with parking in front of building- seperating cars from living space. http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0190/6652/files/V...could have solar lights- and white string lights... a magical place.could have a weekend fireside music artist or other arts. for added security could have a nite guard at main office with only a push of a button in cabins?

They will probably do an indemnification or similar way to find a way to sell you a policy for which they won't defend title in the unlikely event you are later sued by some mushing heir or other claimant.Here are the magic words to ask your T.O.

Is that saving worth it, vs all the landlord/management issues that will arise while you wait for the magic of appreciation?

@Sean IllmanThere is no magic formula.  

The magic was I borrowed $85K from a private investor at 9% annual interest.  

For me that $1mil in gross rents seems to be the magic number where I can step out of the equation personally, appropriately staff their management, and still see excellent returns.

The idea that there's this magical "free market" that exists in nature, wherein an unimpeded flow of goods and services exists, and that somehow government screws up this system, is a myth that's been imprinted on the minds of Americans for decades.