It can be a real deal breaker if you get this wrong. 

This was a little bit of a spirit breaker, but all in all it was not too major just another thing to add to the holding costs.

I'm renting a house in Georgia and a fuse blew in the breaker panel is it my job or the landlords to fix the fuse will they gave to reimburse me for any cost I spend

I met someone who is looking to sell a multifamily way under market value. I'm doing my due diligence now. What red flags or hidden traps should I be looking for? Second leans, structural issues, terrible neighborhood...

The light would be a no plan permit, where the electrician would submit the circuit record card, which allows the City to determine that the modifications are still within the allowable loads and specs for the lights being changed. 

I am a rule-breaker, I guess.

Roof Damage can be a deal-breaker, People with a lot of money can be as thrifty as anyone else.

I'm currently looking for a "great" deal that I can put an air-tight package together for investors, so I can hit the REIA circuit and pitch/SELL it to them.

For my investors, if it's not insurable - deal breaker. 

I dont have income numbers yet, but wanted to see if the plant was a deal breaker at the start.-40 current spots on 10 acres with room for at least 100 spots-Water treatment plant in service 15 years.