Unfortunately, this principle is not currently extended to natural resources with some devastating consequences.Firstly, it leads to the taxation of output in order to mitigate the excessive inequalities cause by landowners not compensating those they exclude.

I suppose it might depend on the size or nature of your portfolio, but my insurance company has never asked me who manages my properties. 

In college rentals, I don't know that I would jump onto the LVT wagon...price wise you may not get the bang for your buck due to the high traffic, high wear nature. 

I certainly have some concerns, I'm not a naturally outgoing person, especially in groups, but am comfortable in small groups or one on one.

For the most part, I prefer the West side to the East side, because the crime tends to be less violent.Real estate is a long game and while you can try to flip tough homes for quick profits, I really recommend making a long-plan as well that allows for equity growth over time as it naturally compounds in to a nice nest egg over time. 

i travel quite often for work, and due to the nature of my work i don't have to be in any specific part of town.

There was never a warranty deed with vendor's lien or anything of that nature recorded. 

Dealing with the county or courts makes me want to jump off a bridge, and just knowing human nature, I dont feel like dealing with heirs to anything. 

She actually did you a huge favor by revealing her true nature this early in the lease (which is great news).This is what I call a cheap lesson.

Lastly, remember that Regular upkeep is the nature of the beast with rental properties.