This is the second story in the WSJ about this operator: the first being the 3,200 unit foreclosure.I really like the WSJ and am a frequent reader, but in this case, this article feels a bit sensational overall. 

Good luck but I would act now, these cases frequently take a long time with no guarantee you will see your money. 

Low quality tenants move in and out more frequently, and generally do more damage to a property than a higher quality tenant.  

Frequently, the average length of tenant stay is just one year.

Be careful, you have to use this property as an investment and not a frequented vacation home for you or your family.

For people that use hard money loans frequently. 

I frequently hear...

So I decided I'm going to start posting more frequently about the deals I'm doing.

Generally they don't perform as well as SFRs.Shared Amenities: While shared amenities can be a pro, they can also be a con if they are not well-maintained or are frequently crowded, making them less appealing to potential tenants.Resale Value: Condos may appreciate at a slower rate compared to single-family homes, which can affect your long-term return on investment.Lack of Privacy: Living in the same building as your tenants can lead to privacy issues, as you'll share common areas and may have less personal space.

You don't even need remote access since the laundry room code doesn't need to be changed frequently. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Defiant-Single-Cylinder-Square-E...Hope this helps <3