If you do form an entity a lawyer/best selling author in a webinar I recently watched recommended an LLC as the best and most flexible investment entity - covers the liability issues without compromising tax advantages or adding many layers.

That's typically a judge, if it gets it gets that far.In CA, the 90% statute exists, but only as to the exposure of a fiduciary who sells for less and compromises the interests of heirs, beneficiaries and/or creditors.

A LOT of landlords especially in South Florida will not touch renters with compromised backgrounds and poor credit histories.

We still had to do some BS stuff but I considered it a compromise.

I feel good there is a first-time home buyer or empty nester is looking to enter a great neighborhood and willing to compromise size and price.

Check out this article too:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/01/27...Set your criteria for tenants and don't compromise.

Structurally there were/are some unlevel floors, but nothing dangerous or that would compromise the integrity of the home.

We found a great deal and resold it on the 1st day on the market, so keep looking and don't compromise just to get something.

You may be able to locate the blockage(s) as well as see if there are compromised pipes.  

In the end we compromised and painted the walls but not the beams or doorways.