I'm going to assume your insurance is higher for having each pool.If you don't want tenants and their friends or locals gathering in a new park area, then just plant a bunch of cacti in there, close together, so nobody will want to hang out there. 

I have allowed some requests like I want to plant a garden or I need storage shelves but the sooner they start asking for changes to the structure the more likely they are high maintenence.You could also opt for a pm.

I have 10 total here in Las Vegas and we are currently looking to expand our operations in the following cities: Houston, Dallas, Austin, Atlanta, Detroit, Clevland, San Diego, Miami) We would like to acquire 10 or more units per city.

The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago.

Be sure to do your due diligence, regardless of where you source a PM candidate.If they're good, they'll be able to tell you the areas to avoid, rental rates, vacancy rates, and possibly provide you some investment property leads.Here is a list of some great cash-flow markets to explore:Northern CA (and other more rural parts of CA), Phoenix, AZ, Las Vegas, NV, Cleveland, OH, Dallas, TX, Houston, TX, Kansas City, MO, Chicago, IL, Pittsburgh, PA, Atlanta, GA, Trenton, NJ, Upstate NY, Milwaukee, WI, and Indianapolis, ILThere are pro's and con's to every market - this is where the good folks at BP can really help you narrow your field of focus.Feel free to connect with me if you'd like to chat more.

Hi @Nick Elg, I found a condo in Las Vegas that I went with. 

I said Northern Nevada, Las Vegas is Southern Nevada.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Las Vegas.

Phoenix and Las Vegas, maybe Reno. :-)

One couple sold their house in Fremont in 2005 and moved to Las Vegas.