Harden your property to reduce the potential for damage.

Hopefully your rentals actually produce some income.Also be aware that as you take or are allowed deprecation the basis in your property is reduced by that amount (taken or allowed, which ever is greater). 

Reducing risk is a unit in a good area that is updated.

This would reduce my risk as I'm not only dealing with one individual plus potential returns would be greater and make up for my upfront expenses.  

@Juan Diaz...this is not San Francisco that I speak of but, I am seeing some reduced price listings in Northern California (North of Sacramento).

I have also heard of people who pay no or very reduced rent to live in high-end vacant homes for sale.

The new information that it was quitclaimed reduces that likelihood, and increases the risk.

If market interest rates drop, the program offers a "streamline refinance" that the lender and reduce their interest rate after they made payments timely payments for a year, without having to go through an actual refinance.For an organization looking to build, or rehab, on a reservation I believe there is the Indian Housing Block Grant Program which are federal funds that are managed & distributed by the tribe.

You could issue some type of rear view mirror hang tag that identifies allowed vehicles, so that nobody is wondering if a vehicle is suppose to be there and would reduce calls to you.

The reduced labor we have; illegal or legal, its going to push costs up3.