Go over the property with a fine tooth comb.

I would definitely examine the property with a fine toothed comb as $300/year per unit is very low.

I would go over that bid with a fine toothed comb.  

I know this is an old thread but for anyone combing through check out bluehammer.com or feedback if anyone has used it? 

Don't skimp on paying an inspector a few hundred dollars to go through the property with a fine tooth comb.

Like most things, I'm going to have to comb through and read it carefully.

They comb through all the deals on a daily basis to see if there's any meat on any of them.

Once the politicians are done popping the cork on their champagne bottles, they will hopefully clarify some of these grey areas.I've had zero time to comb through this in detail though. 

I'd recommend that you go over the coin op laundry companies' contracts with a fine-toothed comb, I know several investors who've been locked into very long agreements and those agreements typically transfer when a property is sold.

If you're doing smaller deals, especially single family flipping/wholesaling, the license is very helpful to some friends of mine; they use it to comb the MLS and to offer the selling agent their piece of the commission.