@Eric BlackSorry for the late reply.We have a system set up where it'll be more beneficial this way.

The Op Agreement is huge.  

are there any investors who have made this business model work and can give me some insight on this to consider and tips on how to make it profitable and beneficial for these neighborhoods?

Increased the rent/deposit by $50/month and had huge demand to get it rented.

Also posting in the rehabbing and house flipping section of the forum would be beneficial because of the response time to any question you may have.

Then, an emergency fix, massive labor costs, leads to a huge special assessment, and you have to pay in all the cashflow you may have received over the prior few years.Windows, they love to replace them.Let's also not forget, the city is about to raise property taxes.

Any advice is hugely appreciated, thanks in advance for taking the time to read this and for your responses. 

I have had to remediate 6 units from it over the years and it is a huge pain.  

Any advice is hugely appreciated, thanks in advance for taking the time to read this and for your responses.

This is a huge difference and makes all the difference when comparing RE as an asset class to equities.Am I stating the obvious or is this often not considered in public discourse on the returns on RE investment properties?