Assumed nothing could possibly go wrong in the next 5 years what you want when you look at an investment property is to know the current rental amounts, specific expense items, and conditions of the building, grounds, and mechanical systems.  

I only hope my own posts recounting what my hyperlocal experiences have been like here in Pittsburgh, the self-styled "Paris of Appalachia," do not in any way encourage people to follow the OP's lead.

More of a re-set that seeing the numbers (prices) at which my comp set actually books- leads to.

This also leads owners to ASSUME simpler is better when it comes to management contracts.

For example, say I have a foreclosure, or expired listing lead that I would like to find accurate phone numbers for for prospecting.

On the plus side the rare times a Section 8 tenant moves the unit is in rent ready condition because it hasn't been ignored as occupied for 6-10 years.

The omission is intentional resulting from Fossum’s lead role in a $20-million dollar promissory loan note fraud case filed by the SEC ( Link ), which resulted in a settlement barring Fossum from engaging in similar activities, such as his role with Norada Capital Management ( Link ).The case, filed by the SEC in December 2017 and running for five years, alleges that from March 2011 to June 2016, Fossum raised over $20 million from more than 100 investors through unregistered securities offerings of three investment funds he owned and controlled: Accelerated Asset Group, Smart Money Secured Income Fund, and Turnkey Investment Fund.

I don't know if theirs is too good to be true and actually I think the fact that they have the VA system set up to work on leads for you is a huge plus.

I tend to overanalyze things, often leading to inaction, mainly because I have a somewhat pessimistic outlook on the economy and I'm trying to avoid getting overexposed. 

He did not like the condition of the unit but he volunteers to find the rehab if I used his guy and paid him back in a year.