If you wait until there is a disagreement, then the venture will end up in a lawsuit and everyone will lose.

If you invest in a privately-held and self-managed residential portfolio of C-class single-family and small multifamily, and you believe you're going to make your money off cash-flow, that is, relentlessly maximizing your take from your tenants, you're already losing sight of what's important in the game.

I did not have any deposit to lose, and even if you did get a small deposit, it likely won't be anywhere near what a monthly rental deposit is.

No thank you.There are still decent exchange options out there, you just just have to find them (we just did) but trust me when i say losing up to 37% to capital gains makes almost any exchange look good! 

They offer low enough rates little higher than banks, but if the numbers work it’s not worth losing a property over this little issue.

You miss revenue on both ends by undercharging and being overpriced/losing bookings.

So you can still lose the property!!!

The would lose, but it still would not be fun, so why bother? 

Divorces, death, bankruptcies … and usually the person selling their house is losing out, while you gain.  

Maybe a leaking sink or someone that didn't understand a kitchen faucet enough to get hot water out of it.Had someone lose a kayak, but I knew what part of the lake to go find it.