I self-manage all of them using our system (there are other software platforms as well) and a network of maintenance professionals.I take an annual trip to all property sites or on extreme exception, e.g. hurricane in 2004 put a tree through the roof of a SFH so i flew down for that.

Financial collapses lead to political extremism.

@Ramon Pena Alvarado in addition to what has already been shared above, here are a few more items to consider:Management - if the park is out of state and you choose to use a third party manager (be extremely careful and selective if you make this choice) that will add another layer of expense.  

In wholesaling it is extremely important to find motivated sellers.

Nothing more, nothing less.As far as fear is concerned..... nothing ventured, nothing gained.

My concern is that they get other offers.

By taking control of their future, IRA funds holders who self-direct can immediately be at work in the multifamily and apartment real estate market and start generating significant wealth in a retirement plan without the concerns and fears of the plunging world credit markets.

Personally, I'd be more concerned if it did have a COA (condo *** board-not hoa) You do need to address long term issues such as repair and maintenance, of buildings and grounds, whether it is apartments or homes, and how that is done would be different.

If you are flipping, market value is what you should be concerned with.

Biggest concerns are climate, cost of living, cost of buying a small condo or home being affordable, and the potential of starting a business.