Market rent is at least $1200 on this thing..it'll get there eventually)- DOM were accumulatingAll things that deter demand.No one wanted it because it was hard to visualize it working out.Wrote a "sight unseen" cash offer saying I'd go straight to inspection..wouldn't waste time with a showingInspection revealed the property was in "good enough" condition.House would definitely need cleaned up and updates for a turnover or resale..but already had a paying tenant.Closed the deal. $77,500 cash.Met with the tenant (nice lady and 2 kids) bumped up rent to $1050 (didn't feel like going super aggressive..just didn't need to.

$5 a day is definatly not a deterrent and should not be a issue for your tenant to pay.

No critical path visualization and no way to track all of the hard costs associated with a build.”

[Removed by Moderator] I discuss the investor journey where you visualize yourself speaking with a potential investor.

Instagram because of its highly visual nature and the fact that things can be so easily shared.

Pride and ego are a hell of a deterrent, and while I think that we can all agree here the seller is at fault make sure that you are pursuing legal advice for the right reasons and not just to get back at another human for making a mistake. 

The thing is, insurance is only retroactively and doesn't keep you from getting vandalized.In marginal neighborhoods they'll watch you and they'll not only take water heater, heating system, plumbing (if copper), but they tear open the wall to take the wiring (which they'll later put in a little bon fire to burn off the rubber coating) to sell for copper.I would suggest for you to either get a wireless, monitored alarm system , which can be a deterrent in the first place or see if a company like this is in your area , who covers windows and doorshttp://www.vacantinvestmentprotection.com/

It's somewhat buggy, but it gets the job done if you're not a 40hr/wk user. http://www.3ds.com/products-services/draftsight-ca...If you are somewhat computer-savvy and want something that can help you visualize an addition / removing a wall / etc.

I'm pretty thorough, but you never know.I think that just having ample documentation, shared with the tenant,  has been a deterrent to a lot of potential problems. 

The big title structural engineer is a good deterrent.