I can't stress this enough, their management style needs to mesh with YOUR personality.

We should preface it to say the home is near two small colleges, Google campus and near the shopping center (includes T-Joe). 

Research it yourself.https://www.torhoermanlaw.com/...https://truthout.org/articles/...http://stlouispatina.com/the-t...https://www.stltoday.com/busin...Best of luck.

Get a good PM that manages other buildings in the area.Beyond the standard T-12, rent roll, copy of leases, I'd want the following info from the owner.

It's harder to figure out the covariance for closely-held assets like what is used in Modern Portfolio Theory:https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/modernportfoliotheory.aspA bigger issue than the ones listed is general T-I-M-E. 

I thought/hoped that was the case but I am really OCD about dotting i's and crossing t's when it comes to this and wanted to check before contacting the seller. 

@Max T. 

If it looks like crap already then you needn’t worry about stains Bring me my red shirt...bring me my brown pants. 

Once again I found myself at the computer with the exact same template I had used a year earlier, this time I had to include “I was a red shirt at a school that went 14-40.”

@Mike Adams I´m not sure if you meant it this way, but insinuating that your broken door or a belief that they won´t treat your place well relates to  their income level is very inaccurate, bias and stereotypical.