You will have income (rent), but then you'll have expenses: taxes, insurance, repairs, turnaround cleanup, eviction/attorney costs, vacancy factor etc.

As the owner of the tree, it’s almost always your responsibility for clean-up and debris removal.

But always complaints about guests (residents) leaving common space a mess, some resident gets mad they have to clean up...   

Basically completed just needed some clean up from construction, so to be expected. 

They were unable to do so and have ostensibly walked away from the project leaving their partners to clean up the mess.

But cat pee soaking into the floor is damage, failure to clean up liquids or other gross things, I'd rather not go into. 

Was able to purchase and clean up, but probably would have avoided the property entirely to avoid the headache and extra expenses.

I depleted my savings when I stupidly renovated a house on which I'm not the sole owner on title.

The only people that are going to tell you you're going to clean up are PMs and RE agents.

The GFC unfortunately hit all of us lenders pretty hard and I had a concentration in Jackson and ATL and Memphis so I had to move to Jackson for a year to clean up my portfolio I thought I was going to be there for maybe a few weeks but that turned out to be a year and I got very fortunate I was able to rent the developers house at Reunion .