But only the documents are conclusive. 

This is a very important question, as you're surrounded by bad quality tenants and potentially corrupted PMs.In conclusion, I think it's high risk high return investment.

In conclusion; I work hard, I'm determine, love to learn, I'm helpful, not afraid to ask for help, have a vision and a plan to obtain it, will take action, No handouts wanted/needed, I'm honest, trustworthy and true to myself. 

See how baised and unfair to draw conclusions like this. 

When I read your post, I drew the conclusion it was the hydro company which had passed the arrears along to you.Our water bills are always sent to the owner of the building {though we bill through to the tenants for SFHs}, so this particular situation w/r to water arrears does not occur.

For what it's worth - I put a great deal of thought into this, and here's my conclusion on wholetailing (for me and my market): If I want fast turnaround..There's no way around paying 3% to a buyers agent. 

If she's always paid her rent I'd wait a couple or few days before coming to any conclusions.

Please do no think of DF as the conclusive rule to follow, that is is not.As a Mortgagee or Creditor, disclosures do not remove the burden of liability for your actions.

Think outside the box.In conclusion to my little rant is: If you really want to get into this business put yourself out there and make it happen.

The downside is that anyone can chime in, whether you approve of their opinion or not.I encourage you to recognize that not everyone will be in Harmony with your plans, ideas and conclusions.