The shingles are not dangerous at all as long as you don't take them into a small room and grind them up while breathing in the air.

I am just not sure how to attract out of state investors in any fashion.

Here are some examples of bad tenants:  Non payers, selling drugs in the place, attracting the wrong type of crowd, disrespectful to other tenants, hard on the units, etc..Another way to lose if to find tenants who are too transitory. 

If so, a town home style may be more attractive.

The attraction to me for vacation rentals not only being able to use the property myself, but also my fiancée and I love hosting and it is a place we can take a lot of pride in for not only the property but the experience we can offer.

@David Gotsill I wouldn't exactly call VA a fine state since there isn't anything really attractive about it; same goes for DC.

or do they think it will attract more money than the judgement .

The 183 development is bringing a lot of attraction.

I could leave a few days breathing room if I don't think the two can cooperate in giving me time to have it professionally deep cleaned either July 31 or Aug 1, that is something I will discuss w/ both before signing anything.

There can be some tax issues with being subject to UBTI but comparing the after-tax performance of a syndicated offering versus other IRA-appropriate investments can make the syndication investment just as attractive if not more attractive than the alternatives.