There will be people who say to be weary of it because of turnover or the threat of damage and ruining aspects of the property but if you can tolerate it or find tenants you feel will take care of it well, it could be a good route to go on.

You said you know the market, how do you feel about the value of this property?

However I feel the PM should have notified me early on about the complaints from tenants and non-receipt of rents from the housing authority (it is still a mystery on why the rents have not been received). 

Feel free to reach out, I'd be happy to chat about the deal to see if the numbers work.

People from resort towns always feel like their home is worth a lot more than it is.

Feel free to msg and happy to help if I can. 

I haven’t mentioned it, because I really enjoy this apartment and we feel very at home here, but you going up and down the stairs and slamming both of those doors so loudly have been an issue.

If you feel spending $1k+ a year for a plan, plus $100+ service call fee; then go for it.

The problem is that these bad guys are always going to exist, it's like trying to kill ants during a really hot/dry season, there are just more and more of them, and while we need to stand up to them to a certain extent, I personally don't want to give them too much of my bandwidth, I feel the world needs our talents doing the stuff we are good at.

Feel free to reach out with any questions.