Wouldn't have known about it if I hadn't learned so much on BP, but now that I have, I'm super annoyed at the situation - I guess ignorance would have been bliss - thanks a lot guys for stealing my innocence :)The stats:I bought a condo in 2009.  

A bad tenant can destroy (or steal) your appliances in no time.

I have 2 identical ads in rotation on CL and renew daily.I don't have my phone number listed.

He has consistently tried to rip me off and steal money out of my pocket.First, he was suppose to deliver one the apartments vacant, then he told me that I should keep the tenant that was living in the apartment at the time because the tenant is a good guy.

Somehow it was priced at $155k, which was a steal even when things were relatively cheap in Denver.

Yet it doesn't bother other people/tenants to steal from us or take advantage.

The Oceiana pilots  all three of them missed those instructions last year landing at SFOGreat quote  I will have to steal that one  !!

My criteria is identical to yours and i'm having a hard time finding a property in which the numbers make sense and the cash flow is there. 

That's a steal - especially on MLS. 

In an ideal world everyone would be highly educated, honest, reliable, dependable and do what they tell you.The day you give your invest your money into syndicated real estate you need to hope and pray the general partner knows what he (or she) is doing and some general partners are great and some are real scumbags, do jot manage their properties well and they have the right to spend and steal your money in many ways that are illegal, but you will have a very difficult time uncovering, proving and then you will have to fork out attorney fees and court costs.