Even if you go to court and lose (which I find unlikely) you would still just pay the bill which is probably lower than your insurance deductible so the only thing it really cost you is time.

This can diversify you, lower your overall portfolio risk and enhance overall returns if done correctly.  

Maybe one that needs a bit of work that you can get a HUD loan on with a lower upfront down payment.

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While a similar concept, syndications add the tax benefits of being a partial property owner as well as offers a lower fee structure.

Milwaukee has a great stock of 2 family properties; which I would favor over 4 family as they tend to be in lower grade areas.

Depending on how much they like you, might mean a lower down payment. 

But generally I think you're looking at lower returns in the mid-term.

Depending on the quality of the finish, the building size (the larger the size the lower the $/sqft), your level of experience, etc.

It used to be a cash-flow goldmine for lower-end SFR’s.