You take on more liability exposure driving your car than you do with a single family dwelling being rented!

If there is anyway to escalate this or increase exposure please let me know.

I am kind of worried about my liability exposure with something happening on her side of the property.  

Look at all the triple net reit stocks trading off 50-75%, I could get similar exposure if I just bought those at a much lower price point.I just wonder that once the 1031 buyers/sellers burn off, would the market slow?

@Zee Anon while broker may be getting same commission either way, I think for many brokers, it's less about setting commission rates (although maybe it is for some) and more about other issues: there's more risk and exposure, many ways to trip up state-required customer boundaries that risk your license that won't happen if buyer is represented; additional time involved to handle all access & both sides of transaction; and with no problem-solving or negotiating for unrepresented party, things can fall apart more easily.

Pay attention to time lines and due dates for filing a protest.Think of all the problems with the property: too much traffic noise, too far away from the freeway entrance, close to flood zone, old tree may fall on it, poor sun exposure.

I just don't want to waste my time and take unnecessary risk of exposure.

While Zillow has good exposure to the market, $40+ per month for an ad seems a little steep to me.

This is why all appraisals are contingent on a marketing time frame for instance "$100k with an exposure time of 3 months".

@Derrick StClair, Hey Derrick - have you already spoken with a tax attorney about all of your exposure on the inheritance?