Best bet here is to find someone who's a bit new to the game and hungry since they'll be calling owners 24/7.

You still need to pay the move fee for each tenant and if within 3 years.... one of the owners moves out and the previous tenant finds out, they can sue and they will win in Berkeley.Is it really worth the risk? 

@Elliot Tan finding an attorney to answer these questions will probably be your best bet.

Lawyers are less likely to file suit on property that is leveraged because all they would win is the equity.

Investors, I am curious about how you, as an investor, would handle winning a house in a sweepstake?

They say that their tax professional tells them they could "defend it and win in court".

Your best bet is to network and reach out to many new investors in the area and ask for referrals. 

Based on the market and the improvements I would bet the property has increased significantly in value. 

A few key highlights are:-A key indicator to determine the best cities to invest in and where to expect the most growth is the recovery of the business services jobs, (services related to operating a business like accountants, lawyers, cleaning jobs, IT)- The faster jobs in business services pick up, the more likely a market will be a good long-term bet for real estate investors-San Antonio made the list for one of the top cities for business services job growth!

I just want it to be a win win for everyone.