In the right circumstances, that can be a very good strategy. 

I canceled a 6 month inspection on one of my units because I had just been in the unit 6 weeks earlier, and everything looked good (except the small maintenance issue I needed to fix earlier).

It seems to me that it is not worth to trouble and effort for this low return, except if the area is anticipated to appreciate significantly in the long term.. which I'm not sure about Ohi o.

This framework allows them to advertise their offering and raise money from non-accredited investors, but it places limits on how much a non-accredited investor can invest.Most real estate syndicates use the Reg D exemptions, either rule 506(b) or 506(c).506(c) allows the issuer to advertise, but does not allow them to raise money from non-accredited investors under any circumstances.506(b) allows the issuer to raise money from up to 35 non-accredited investors, and there are no limits on how much the non-accredited investors can invest.  

I have no problem doing that.The only exception is I don't accept any cash on properties that my self directed IRA owns.

Frank,Glad things worked out for you, a contract is a contract and sure circumstances happen, but when you get nasty how can you expect anyone to even give give you part of your earnest money back? 

The exception would be if your gang wants to go to a very specific place and only there, every time.

It all depends on the circumstances. 

In my experience it takes me ~30 days from filing to the hearing to the dispossessory being executed if the tennant doesn’t present an acceptable extenuating circumstance at the hearing.

I don't see any advantage to you "buying" it except that your brother in law will no longer have any claim to it.