-You can sell the property if you hate it and not lose moneyI always ask myself this: "Will I be thrilled when I'm at the closing table to buy this property at XXX price?" 

With my background in Urban Planning I was thrilled to do the research to find the perfect place to invest in.

Paying 10% rent for monthly management, 1 month rent for placement, 50% of 1 month rent for 1st renewal (not thrilled about this) and 0% thereafter, no markup for repairs (I pay directly to vendors).

If it doesn't work... you can still pull some of your money back out and it should not be a total loss.That way you get to secure $4,000,000 for the long haul and should be able to live comfortably off of the interest, and you get the thrill of losing 1.3 Mil or turning it into much more. 

Of course, not just as sellers, but as fellow investors, we are thrilled to see your portfolio stabilized and performing. 

Only "out" I see is if you can document his "peeping behavior" on video....then it becomes a police matter, restraining orders and legal grounds to evict him.Otherwise you have to hope he violates something else on lease....My gut feeling is the "cash for keys" is a very iffy offer for a creepy guy like this...... most of them seem to relish the fact that they are creeping you out, so it will add to the thrill for them.

The developers are thrilled at the cost effectiveness and pre-rented nearly all of the units.

I'm too young to remember the high rates of yesteryear, but my parents have told the story of being thrilled for the low 12.75% they got buying our house in 198? 

My 2 cents Cash flow is cash flow,plus the asset is better than money in the bank(my opinion).I am looking to add to my rentals hopefully,a multi family.I travel 60-70 days a year and would like to travel more.Bonus is "the thrill of the deal" keeps me young and "in the mix"!

I'd be thrilled to connect with experienced real estate professionals that I could learn from, as well as anyone in my boat who is just starting their real estate path.