So every job your tenant pool currently has will disappear in the next 10 to 20 years.

AgreedI've always said the same thing from day 1.We have noticed quite a bit of appreciation over the last few years.Especially in the 43612 (South of Sylvania Ave).Use to buy those deals super cheap and now I can see 2 bedders that are nicely renovated selling for $60,000+ on the MLS.When the cashflow deals disappeared nationwide, everyone seems to have come to Toledo lol

Quote from @Haley Parker: You will spend a month of rent to find a Tenant, then the REALTOR disappears.

For example were their threats?

Wire shelving is not a threat to life.

I have found that the threat of eviction can provide the motivation to pay what is owed and get the tenant to vacate.  

Reason is there's been scams where landlords collected rent a year in advance, then disappeared without paying the mortgage.I had a nun's convent downsizing, from 500 nuns to less than 100.

Congrats on the new job.Some things to keep in mind is to have systems in place : maintenance,bookkeeping,management, filling vacancies etc.Know your SWOT  (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats)The city requires a property manager if the owner lives more than 20 miles from the property.

I know of a property that was bought, the seller claimed there were valid leases, but the day after closing he disappeared and disconnected his cell phone number.

What happens if "the couple" disappear and leave you with a bunch of strangers?