That last part (or any other cause) is so broad you could never hold them responsible for ANYTHING.

What she did say was that a mandatory rental inspection program On rental properties was a violation of both the Landlord and tenants Right to due process under the fourth amendment and, could not be done Unless The city obtained a warrant.Even acknowledging the Compelling interest that the city has and societal benefit, it could not override the landlords fourth amendment rights The ruling, still let the city conduct an inspection, but in order to have such a broad program where they inspected every property and every landlord, it would create such an administrative burden for the city in order to comply with the court order, that The ruling affectively made it impossible to have such a program.Applying the ruling to Your proposal of mandatory inspections on lease renewal, that proposal would likely fail and due process grounds as well.Where inspection programs typically would be upheld, is if the inspection process is tailored in such a way to inspect  properties that have previously been identified 2/have housing violations or nuisance properties.

Great to use to get into great deals quickly but not a long-term funding solution.My strategy has been to use one portfolio lenders to finance deals until the properties are seasoned and I can count the rents they produce as income in order to refinance them into conventional mortgages so that I can get a better rate and a longer repayment term in order to lower my payments.This is a very broad answer to your question so if you want me to explain any topic in more detail just let me know.Hope this helps.

Performing vs. non-performing are on the opposite sides of the passive/active spectrum.

On the other end of the spectrum, we have lots of those who work hard with low wages that can't afford these high priced houses and are basically forced to look towards MFH's.

Th.at said I've heard varied opinions from both sides of the spectrum.

On the extreme ends of the spectrum the higher priced condo earns 300% of the low end unit. 

I'm looking to get a broad education of the system before looking into how it works in any specific state(s).Thank you, Loren Limatoc

The furthest end of the spectrum is being a silent investor in a syndicated project for a set return.

I realize this is rather broad, but I have a lot to learn!