(I think proper due diligence would catch all the non paying tenants) as an LP I don't know how to check if that was done. 

I've maintained scanned applications, background checks, reference notes, leases, fines, move in/out reports along with photos, non-renewal letters, etc for all applicants and tenants. 

Looks like marcite but it is hard to tell from the photo. 

But I do have $33,000 in a legacy rollover IRA that a certified financial planner invests for me, and I will tell you that I think of that money as peanuts when it comes to retirement income, as any reasonable person should.All the people I am still in touch with from high school and college have, at best, two nice cars, a nice home, a stack of monthly bills a mile high, family photos take by professionals, and money saved up in a 401K.

When I started in the land and timber business in 92 in OR WA I created my own data base of every private land owner with 10acres of visible timber ( via county photo records).

If my PC catches on fire or is blown away in a tornado or something, a couple of hundred bucks at the used computer store, plus my external hard drive, and I'm back in business.If you do use a cloud/online service, see if it has an option to export your books to a file on your PC - if it does, use that once a month or so, and keep local copies of those files.I don't get money from any companies mentioned.

Often they show you photos or give you some conditions. 

How long does it take to catch a fish...

The catch is your cost basis will have to be probably no more than 70% of the new appraisal.

Like any other legislation, it has no power unless it is enforced and I just don't see a sea of inspectors driving up and down the street to catch a handyman...