Please poke holes so I’m aware of any unwanted risks that I’m potentially taking with this entire strategy.

I also have a philosophy of not having a house close to commercial real estate as there is increased foot traffic that might be unwanted. 

Several years ago, I got into Ebay land prospecting and I bought a 1+ acre parcel in an approved subdivision in Northern Arizona. The area is remote and I don't see any significant development happening there for some...

My reasoning is 3 fold. 1) Eliminate the risk of unwanted release of faulty tank heater.

Another scenario I don't want is one or two adults chaperoning a cadre of teens or pre-teens, which is a definite possibility in summer.I don't see how I can reliably screen out such unwanted scenarios with instant booking.

My job as an investor would be to persuade  ( Don't know if this is the right term to use) the property owner to take less because of their situation (foreclosure, property damaged/outdated, unwanted inheritance, etc.) 

I can barely stand to be on the newest posts page because any time I move my cursor all kinds of unwanted things occur to include multiple pop-ups of people's mini-profiles, a menu bar at the top which basically blocks the whole page, jump to last post pop-ups, the box for each thread, I could go on, but the thing I dislike the most about the redesign is it (the newest post page) doesn't identify who started a thread.  

Worst case for the seller (and this happens all the time): The buyer scares off the tenants, then the deal falls through and the seller is left with an unwanted vacancy. 

Life got worse (along with my credit score) when my father passed away and funeral expenses presented itself in an unwanted type of way. 

This worked well for us as they were in charge of organising he tradesmen to turn up at the right time during the project.