But very smart Scum decamp to Portugal while the golden visa was still in play ( I am guessing) know they cant get sued there and just continue to do their thing on U tube and still market properties in the US making fee's illegally just like they did before..

If you have other liquid assets like stocks, IRA’s, Insurance ect then it’s a golden opportunity IMO assuming you have underwritten the deal, the area, and believe it will stay at least where it’s at or appreciate and you can rent it easily.

I recommend Jeffrey Combs of Golden Masterminds, John Assaraf, Dr.

“Paint the copper pipes grey so it looks like lead”Golden info.

.: Quote from @Grant Tyler Short: Reading about actual humans in this thread, accepting and justifying negative cash flow as a mechanism to invest in real estate, tells me everything I need to know about the current state of the rental real estate market.It's almost as if every single podcast full of veteran investors for decades, all of those golden rules of thumb/pearls of wisdom/rules to mitigate risk, are tossed out the window all for the sake of chasing a yield.I feel like I need to take a shower after reading this nonsense.

Cut free of your "golden handcuffs" with the minimal interest rates on these properties and sell them all (or the biggest headache properties) and do a 1031 exchange into a bigger property or package of multi families where the cash flow is better, numbers make sense, and you can streamline property maintenance and management rather than having 6 different single family homes. 

If the deals continue to cash flow they’re golden; if the deals go south and alligators appear on the horizon they walk. leaving the original sellers holding the bag.  

If your so certain of the collapse, hey by all means it's at least kind'a a free country still so you do you AND I QUADRUPLE down with my challenge that I will take ALL properties, coast-to-coast. 2020 exactly 0 of those doom preachers put there properties where there mouth was, I offered full market prices back then, I even offered 110% on contract terms to given them a guaranteed "golden parachute". 

., sometimes rightfully so but often times not.As others have stated I think the "golden rule" we all learned as kids applies.

If it truly is turnkey, you're not dumping money into it yearly to fix things that should have been fixed initially by the turnkey, and you're cash flowing/returning what you want, then you're golden.