Here are my thoughts and/or things I would be wondering on it:Never ever go only off estimates or pictures.

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I suspect those players are going to keep the best notes for their fund as is their fiduciary responsibility to the fund and their clients.. and then off load the ones they deem inferior for what ever reason to those like you

We have only ever sold one of our properties after about 3 years of keeping it as a rental and we did 1031 it.  

Who ever holds title on a property is the owner of the property. 

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Some cities between Dayton and Cincinnati (the 2nd largest city in Ohio) - like Middletown and Franklin - also offer great returns and have high renter percentages than other suburbs. 

The main problem I see is that if you ever want someone to work on it you'll have to tell them....some contractors then won't do anything unless you have it remediated. 

SO it seems to me that owning SF rentals, or reasonably priced ($1,200-$1,700/M rent) is probably the best place to be.I do think millennials who wait to buy are making a big big mistake, if we ever get back to inflation like we had in the late 80's or early 90's,  many will wish they owned something.

I started buying turnkeys in 2011 and have worked with them ever since.