If so, is there any systematic way to find these markets besides word-of-mouth?

In the end, it's your decision based on your comfort level.If I (my risk profile) were you, based solely on what is above, I would not go for the 3rd property at this point.

I am also concerned that at that point new HOA might have to raise the fees significantly or charge lumpsum to the condo owners based on something that might come up.

In other words the subject property owner's tenants benefit from that property that subject property's owner does not own (and thus pay more in rent, vacancies will be easier to fill, etc).

I commonly keep 3 homes purchased, 1 in which we continuously are remodeling 2 in line for renovation.This 17 door possibility would be to renovate as tenants move-out type bases.

I've worked on some preliminary underwriting analysis based on my land development research over the past few months.

Hi, My name is Jason,et's work together to change the game for the mutual growth of your REAL ESTATE business.

Hey @Casey Haight, I'm also based in Salt Lake, and was in a similar position back in 2017.

I'm based in NYC and managing the MTR apartments remotely has not been a problem. 

I think services like Lamassu are game changers for wholesalers.