Principle hasn't just been preserved, you have GROWTH. 

Chris offers a list, but there are a lot of investors that aren't looking for some of those things, and even those items are a bit subjective.The one that I agree with in all manners is fraud risk, but that sort of gets to capital preservation too. 

Although I wouldn't put it past someone in Florida to preserve a snake in epoxy for decorative purposes (no offense to Floridians!).  

This needs to be done now via a TC109 and TC203 (before March 1 or March 15) so that your association preserves their rights to protest the taxes for this 7/1/22-6/30/22 tax year.

Our realtors reputation is what gets us our houses, on the other hand, they have to preserve it too.

Such as, “Find addresses for all the little old blue-hair ladies in Arkansas.”2.Perform the task yourself, preserving each step, each link, each phone number (although, I have yet to ask VA’s to use phones.)

I'm a licensed home inspector in Florida and prior to my current positions I owned and operated a property preservation and home inspection company. 

Most counties work extensively with owner occupants and it's extremely rare that you get an improved property, much less an occupied one.There is typically no mortgage or else the bank would have paid the back taxes to preserve it's collateral.But stranger things have happened...

Most of the investor buys in that region bets on future rent increases and appreciation, or sometimes just capital preservation -- all of them bet for the long run.Maybe some warzones in bronx or brooklyn, what inventory might remain of them, might cash flow positive, or out to warzone border areas in parts of new jersey and connecticut.

In this case you buy at 1% and things catch up to you on both ends in a hot market.Having said that are you just buying these properties no money down to preserve cash or do you not have much money?