Communication has broken down between my tenant and the owner below.  

All recessions are different though and it would not be prudent to expect that going forward. 

Many landlords are selling everything in Baltimore city because of the crime and other problemsThe speaker, Brooke Kane, who is a lender said he sees many new landlords buying that have unrealistic expectations.

Leaky roof, broken furnace, cracked sewer pipe, etc.

wow, wasn’t expecting that though I see the logic behind that, thank you.

Frankly, I wouldn’t trust her to leave or to live up to this agreement as she’s broken 2 others with you already.

Just don't expect it to happen soon.

As I always stress in these sort of posts, if you're considering an out-of-state purchase, visit the area, and  always have inspections done.Also, since Jerry isn't licensed, he's either working with someone else for property management after the sale, or he expects you to find your own. 

I expect to overpay given they are Turnkey, yet it is difficult to analyze the quality of a neighborhood from looking at Google Maps street view. 

I would assume that most everyone here is at least familiar with Scott Trench's Set for Life, but if not, simply put it is broken into three different phases of achieving financial freedom.