Best Buy actually got in quite a bit of trouble in NH because their loss-mitigation policies (stopping people, demanding receipts) actually went well beyond New Hampshire's law on Shopkeeper Privilege.  

As the pros on BP say do your own estimate of expenses (including lawn mowing, snow removal), insurance, rent loss from vacancy before jumping in to make sure the returns meet your needs.

Unique features that we receive from CBIZ: - the rates were 1/2 of what others quoted - up to 2 years of rental income will be covered in event of loss of use of home in addition to replacement/repair!

As long as they acted reasonably to avoid the premature move out and they effectively communicated that to the owner within a reasonable amount of time, and then subsequently took reasonable steps to mitigate the loss and days of vacancy...that may just be a part of being a property owner.  

How are profits and losses to be split, they may not have to be the same.

But here's what it looks like for an oil & gas industry insider:Falling oil prices are seriously hurting the O&G industry and therefore, as @Sharon Tzib suggests, potentially 50% of the Houston economy is freaking out about potential job loss and frozen wages.

Do you want to know how much money you put into your apartment unit number 1 for this month, just run a Profit and Loss Report by Class and bingo, you've got it. 

You're going to take a loss, no doubt about it, but I don't see why a reasonable tenant wouldn't be willing to pay you 50-75 cents on the dollar for something he's going to have to purchase anyhow.

It was great learning, but yes, sensationalist.I think you've mistaken a figure of speach with literal sleep loss.

(we had to hire a welder in rural PA near the NY border - about 350 miles from home as the rear of the home was about 2 inches from the ground because of i-beam integrity loss!)