I need to understand how I can waive any liability on me if their kid, dog, friend, relative or neighbor drowns in the pool.

This is in Indianapolis not rural areas with limited Google Data. 

My impression  is that relative to house prices, property tax in Hoboken are not too high compared to other towns.

Property is relatively cheap compared to many places we might go from here.

Looking at improving the data, access to the data to improve deal and deal analysis. 

Some are very specialized, like WPG (malls in B & C cities) or NXRT (apartments in B and C neighborhoods) or REITs that are self-storage facilities, medical tenants, or cloud data centers. 

Starting to have some discussions with turnkey providers and trying to soak up all I can here on the boards.One thing I'm wondering about is whether it's possible to access a lot of data pertinent to de-risking investment decisions.For example, one of the big question marks it seems is how good and headache-free your property management company is.

Can someone explain to me a buyers market vs. a sellers market in relationship to a crash?

The block building is in relatively decent shape, being remodeled about 10 years ago with new wiring, windows, HVAC, etc.The trailer park next store door is getting 200/month lot rent and you could rent the 2/1 for $585 section 8. 

BTW, quite a few people syndicate relatively small deals.