Especially with the infamous "crash" coming soon over-leveraging and/or buying for appreciation is very dangerous right now.

I understand the difference between good/bad debt, however, just seems like things could get dangerous with the amount of debt it takes with each new rental. 

I don't know if that would have been grandfathered, but it's dangerous so I change it for copper (short story: copper and aluminum expand/contact differently and over time their connections can weaken and result in a fire) The house I bought from 2001 was pure copper. 

This sounds kind of dangerous for you.

If they can give you answers relating to the dangers of violating the B&P Code, how to mitigate these dangers as much as possible through the way the contract is drafted, how to find a wholesale-friendly escrow company, what contracts are required for a wholesale, etc... then you found the right one.

Need an engineer to write a make safe letter for an imminently dangerous case on a property. 

Missing a leg is nothing; but the pain meds you mentioned, and power tools, are a dangerous problem and could cost you way more than 12 an hour.

But homestead/non-homestead is an important distinction, also if agricultural use or not....all factoring into a homeowner's right of redemption.

We moved the dangerous non code complaint electric mast and panel.

We moved the dangerous non code complaint electric mast and panel.