I'd like to weigh in on this with a somewhat unique perspective.  

The seller is in a unique situation where they're moving out of town and needed someone that can be flexible on the closing date.  

The most successful ones approach their business uniquely different than the unsuccessful and middling ones.

Every state is unique, and your situation is best discussed with a lawyer licensed to practice in the state of Texas.

You're correct that they are more liquid, but the other advantages that you have are not actually unique advantages to public REITs.

Due to the marketing plan and uniqueness of the structure, finding a cash buyer would be the last option for exitSorry for the long reply, hope this answers your questions

Phoenix is such a big place, with so many unique communities within.PM me if I can be of assistance. 

I focus my lending on that side of the street, so I have a lot of unique knowledge that goes with that side of things.

Maybe first try yellow letters handwritten (pastel color letter to make it look like it’s from a relative, with a unique stamp= higher chance of an open), 3 to 4 weeks later try a post card, 4 weeks later try another post card and so on.

The reason why I question it, is becasue California is unique in it's rental laws.