The more managers you have, the more disputes may arise and less gets done. 

Whatever gripe the management company has with the previous landlord client, they can't use the tenant's security deposits as a resolution to disputed finances.

The quarter round trim will save you, but the tighter you start the better the artThe thresholds can be interesting, but its simply another piece of material to buy and its rather ergonomic (just make sure you cut it tight and don't warp the metal base you click the laminate into (too warped and youll never fix it... already cost me money why should it cost you... cut carefully lol) At this point I've bridged the gap where the expansion occurred, and dispute the rather stark change in elevation the forgiving floor has really cleaned it upAfter that you just add the trim... 

Do you want a dispute over a desert box with someone who pays you a few hundred dollars a month?

I just got a request from the property manager that the tenant is asking for a 4K quality/resolution TV.

Also they should provide a corporate resolution authorizing the rental of the unit.

Also, if it is a Corporation, you would need a Corporate Resolution authorizing the company to rent the property.

During a dispute, the tenants call the city and the owners had to move out of the basement, stayed in hotel for months until the tenants was evicted.

Vetting guests, marketing, lease ups, turnovers, managing cleaners and trades, resolving guest disputes, handling deposites, payments and refunds.

I would do my best to make sure the terms of the deal are sweeter than those of the loan so that the loan is basically producing it's own payments (i.e. loan fund deal, and the cash flow repays the loan plus extra).Any other considerations besides potential family disputes?