Thank you and God bless you all.

It's like getting the keys to the kingdom.

God it sounds like your just planning to be a retail buyer so I would toss out using the investor title for yourself.

(Thank God the ice and snow has subsided)A little about myself. 

Inverness , Dunellon ,beverly hills, spring hill ( although a lot of sink hole activity ) and Jacksonville an be a great place to invest but .. there are a lot of c- and below properties so my biggest piece of advice is to find a boots on the ground type of person who can look out for your best interests in the area you decide is the best place to invest ..Wishing you the very best ..God Speed, Michael Short   

It's like getting the keys to the kingdom.

One risk is the requirement to invest or expense funds to maintain the financial and economic value of real property, this can come from acts of God, storm damage, while your T-Bill is not effected. 

I think this is not only ethical but god forbid something ever happen.

(so be careful when comparing returns).I can't say for sure what the new numbers would be, but yes, absolutely the 50% would skew in an A location versus a D location (dear god please don't ever buy in a D, Cs are bad enough).

I’ll appreciate any god idea how to deal with the management companies.