Try to think about some of the gems you've had as tenants.

How much would you care to bet that a hefty chunk of the millions he defrauded out of the banks and then the foreign investors is wrapped up in plastic and hidden in a joist bay somewhere in this town or down in Florida?

My wife - in profile pic as well - aint she a gem?

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Furthermore there's quite a bit of fees associated with them some of the hidden.  

. :) The house by my brother has lot's of hidden issues.It is a 1926, 900-1000 sqft. 3br/1ba/detached garage with a breezeway.

unless your talking Palo Alto Cupertino or prime LA or prime east coast locations.Charleston ROCKS  you have water on three sides limited land OOOOOLD housing stock.. its wonderfulMan, so many hidden nuggets of national markets and valuation knowledge in this silly little post  @Jay Hinrichs ; which probably wasn't even meant for knowledge or education.

The gem is that we have high unemployment rates, but there is a reason for that and its seasonal unemployment.

I also think a big hidden factor is who the landlord is personally.

Could this be a hidden opportunity in that I could renegotiate for a lower price?