There was not a single house that did not have technical issues beyond just repairing.  

I worked for a property management company that had a location up in Big Bear and the #1 issue all of the landlords had up there was finding good contractors who will complete work on time and in budget.

I don't think it's a condo as many have STR regulations and HOA issues.

They looked at about 50 properties and each one had an issue.  

Pinpoint said it’s clearing a title issue.

This can trigger unfavorable tax rates when the property is sold, plus there are potential loss limitations, transfer issues, distribution problems, etc.  

They didn't resolve my issue yet, but at least someone acknowledge and will pass on the error message.   

As a landlord, how specific do you get and at what point, if any, does tenant become responsible fro treating the issue (other than communicating to the landlord of issues). 

You bring up syndications at an interesting time, given the many established ones that are running into issues at the moment.  

The only tangible issue I see with keeping it is the whole VA allocation you get if you were to buy a house.