Although we made a little (~$5,500), it was pure stress and we learned never to compromise on certain issues.

Does anyone have any insight or experience with this issue, and any tips on which insurance to choose for large groups of bachelorette parties, families, and random drunks in Wine Country?

I know that the obvious issues would be to do with the structuring of the partnership/LLC/whatever.

With most of the repairs and upgrades over with on the 4-plex...I'm just collecting the rent checks with no issues.

I'm currently working with a hard money lender who initially had some great terms for my business partner and I, however, we ran into a little bit of a problem due to some tax issues with my business partner.  

I have raised the issues of misleading sellers hundreds of times on BP.

That can always be an issue.

The members of an LLC are issued K-1 Form and have to pay taxes on all profits as though it were income, which could expose the owners to high employment taxes.

Sand blasting alone will cost a little, then for stucco issues, you might need 2-3 come backs.

On a home that had been properly rehabbed, this should be a sound financial investment.Considering the fact that you are investing in real estate with unknowns - tenants, unforseen maintenance issues, insurance claims, etc - to me - a 4-5% return doesn't seem like an adequate return on my investment (risk vs reward).