So the great properties were now feeding the loser properties to keep them afloat in the portfolio and the investor was now experiencing overall breakeven to negative monthly returns.       

I can be okay feeding a property from time to time under the right circumstances (which will be different for everyone).

@George Blower, question when replying to the last reply does it go to only the last person or would everybody on the feed see this reply?

For my system, I'm having a coax drop installed with TimeWarner so the internet access to view the feeds is available with a smartphone app.

I know that they are in the process of adding direct feed from servicer notes

It's like feeding an alligator. 

You do need to have another person to feed the hopper. 

I know this is none of my business, but how can you possibly afford to feed and vet 5 dogs and take care of two people on $1K/month?

Additionally lot's of particle board was laced with formaldehyde which is a caustic chemical.Formica counter tops are known to have been laced with formaldehyde as well.Acoustical and popcorn ceilings in that circa were known to have asbestos in it which is a highly carcinogenic chemical and can be very detrimental to ones health.Above ceiling and wall insulation was also know to have asbestos in it.A lot of plumbing in those days was made from "Quest" Poly Butylene which proved to be catastrophic and ended up costing Shell Oil huge losses in a class action lawsuit in order to cover court ordered replacement on hundreds of thousands of mobile homes.Finally, once you start going down that road it will be like feeding a cancer that just keeps manifesting itself. 

Looking for feed back because I have heard negative things about rentals in port