I'm with those that say don't rock the boat with the inherited tenants unless you want a bunch of vacancy.

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Buying after owners passed away is a rock-solid investment.

You have two parts, the electrical work and the sheet rock repairs.

You'll really need to focus on having a rockstar PM in rougher areas though.

Anywhere else, the Valley — with its million and a half people in its 250-ish square miles — would be the massive star at the center of its own civic solar system.

But I like the fact that my partner and I both share the same goals and will profit or lose based on our team effort.You could do a partnership with the other partners in a limited capacity, but again, you need a rock solid agreement.

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But most people with this kind of issue don't face rock bottom until their landlord or the health department steps in so if I don't do my part, I'll just enable her mental health issues to continue.The plan is a good cop/bad cop approach. 

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