@Jordan StenholmMy wife and I interviewed himhttps://juliaandgino.com/the-psychology-and-emotions-of-mone...

If they inherited the home, there are likely emotional bonds they have with the property. 

The more research I’ve done and the deeper into the process I get I’ve noticed that I’m starting to lean towards appreciation instead of cash flow due.Is this a natural line of thinking?

However, I also realize that true mentorship for me often requires a deeper commitment.

He feels emotionally attached to people who have had to hustle for a few years working a crappy job and building up credit because that is what he did.

Don’t make decisions based on emotions, make decisions based on numbers only.

Good thing I caught their junk before I dug a deeper hole for myself. 

This is why people don't like renting to friends/family because its human nature to mix emotion into the decision making and that makes dealing with managing the investment messy when things go sideways.

@Greg Friedman, I am going to dive a little deeper into your question and give you something more to think about than just a property manager.  

Happy to dive deeper if you want to chat