@Daniel Suarez  There's a very real danger of electrocution in that water, so be sure that the power to the house is shut off before you go diving in.  

This means around the 1st of the year there is a temporary boom of unqualified renters entering the market and to make matters worse the temperature normally drops tremendously which increases the danger of frozen pipes or high utility bills (choose one or the other) insurance agents tend to frown upon vacancies... 

Danger Will Robinson Danger. 

It's not particularly dangerous.

just guru garbage and or parania  crowd  facilitates land trust.sub to is very dangerous for the sellers.. as stated above

But Gastonia is a weird dichotomy where part of it is white hot in the market currently because of Charlotte growth, and part of it is down right dangerous.

They have numerous evictions, a theft record, the good tenant says they steal her stuff and their kids pull pieces of the house off (siding corners), and best for last, when they failed to pay the electric and it got turned off, they switched the meters, which of course is dangerous and put the good tenant in a mess with the electric co that was sending her the bills!!!

I could actually pay his asking price if it wasnt of one issue I have no clue how dangerous could be.

It might be worth considering though, that this is an affluent area of an expensive state (CA) and might be a lot harder, financially, to break in to.Area B: This is not a distinct area, but a general idea. 

Just because you have mold in a property doesn't mean it is dangerous.