It is not good business to pull income from one revenue source to cover a bad deal in another.Perhaps you need to do a better job analyzing the deals completely prior to purchasing the property. 

The Phoenix Metro Area has about 300,000 snowbirds every year with a MAJOR fiscal impact:https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2017/07/17/this-country-s-tourists-contribute-2-4-billion-to.htmlSo the county's leadership would have to be absolutely in career suicide mode to push for something like this.

I have not gotten to this point in my career though so definitely seek advice with older more seasoned investors.

Many deals go bad because of it.

Thats not a huge number but its something I could definitely work with assuming something doesn't go wrong like bad roof or plumbing (which owners says is in good condition).

If you're new and not local you're going to have a bad time the majority of the time.....

Thats not a huge number but its something I could definitely work with assuming something doesn't go wrong like bad roof or plumbing (which owners says is in good condition).

Maybe I will amend that to just say a change in career. 

Ask yourself, how bad can the neighborhood be if houses will sell for that price point?

We believe his initial may not be bad and but he became greedy when so many people were affected by his podcasts and find him to buy properties.It is kind of hungry strategy.