@Jay HinrichsI am surprised to hear you say that there is no skill to buying renting and managing rental property.

If I may ask a question for clarification- having no inspection contingency does not mean that you can't walk away from the deal if you find a major surprise during the walk through, it only means that you forfeit your deposit if you do so, correct?

I'm surprised your insurance agent would even insure it with a pool being a rental, but I could be wrong.

@Jay P. you should make all repairs in a timely manner, and all emergencies right away.

There is one thing I would say to paying off the other rentals quickly, I would pay off those rentals quickly; however, have an emergency fund setup and once that is done put a savings account together for buying more rentals. 

@Sam ShuehI read the same, to me surprising, 75 gal per day.

But, this will answer what needs to be done in case of emergency.

You seem to be unaware that the listing agent represents the seller and not you.Don't be surprised if you file unwarranted complaints against someone if they go out of their way to do something equally bad back to you. 

Then start saving a 3 month to 6 month emergency fund.

I was asked this question the other day and it is surprising that others haven't offered something like this.My sense is that the funding period for crowdfunding investments in DSTs are so uncertain the sponsor via a crowdfunded investment may inadvertently blow your tax-favored status if the timing didn't work out properly.