Basically what I'm trying to determine is if the extra returns I can get from real estate are worth the extra time/hassle/liability/etc. vs. sitting on my butt collecting 8-10% compounded stock returns.This is going to be very broad generalizations that have dozens of factors that could sway the outcomes big time...

The use of "negligence" in your prospective tenant's language counter is much to broad of a term and leaves too much open to interpretation, confusion and liability on your end in the event of a dispute (which will happen).

That is unless you want to invest in lower end cash flow properties, but you need to be very careful with that.Of course, this leaves out a lot of detail and there are of course exceptions, but those are the broad strokes of where I would be cautious about.

Turnkey is a really broad term. 

I'm open to a wide spectrum of suggestions and out-of-the-box (no pun intended) ideas.

People are more apt to respond to a personal request, rather than a broad plea for support.Dear Mr.

I'm working on a large project(264 units) in the downtown/business district on Broad Street. 

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Hi All,I have a fairly broad question looking for insight backed with reasoning from your personal experiences.

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