Property manager:    General wisdom is only talk to the owner as much as possible. 

When talking to my FL lawyer he stated any beach equipment or toys you have can be used as an avenue to sue if they get hurt with it, even if previous guess left them so he added a paragraph on beach toys/equipment. 

Yes, even the best system will see a bad tenant get through, but we've found that raising the bar cuts out 90% of what we have to eventually deal with, and for the remaining 10%, if it's a tenant who's always paid in good faith, we try to work with them within the month and, if it doesn't pan out, we move straight to the hard talk.

Time horizon matters a lot too, talking to a client in their 60's wanting to retire is very different than someone in their 30's looking to build and accumulate wealth. 

The few times I called the office, they were always happy to spend time talking. 

The only correct advice is, "Go talk to a professional."

This also probably ensures that they will continue to depreciate against the US dollar over time. 

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Based on the continuing research, wholesaling property wouldn't be the right strategy.