Quote from @Laura Sanchez: No.If there were proof of a health hazard, then we would know about it.

And had 3 companies state the tree was immediate risk to human life then chose the one with the nest reputation and experience and could provide proof of insurance at that moment. 

43608 is rough and out of hundreds of deals we have done over the last 10 years, never touched 43608.Only a few streets are decent but even then, I wouldn't buy in the area.It's the "bang on doors with a shot gun and bullet proof vest" type property management style heheEach to their own tho.43609 is decent but can also be a hit and a miss so will depend on the exact pocket.Wishing you much successThanks for the update on the area.

If your tenants do not like the low flow, all they need to do is to open the shower head and pop out that restrictor.If you want a tamper proof vandal resistant utility shower head get the ones they use in prison showers.

Fuel for the day: A bold dark roast coffee from Bulletproof and some protein from Pilgrims Jerky.

There is no magic bullet or one size shoe fits all.

As for asking tenants to get renters insurance I'd strongly recommend adding that to future lease agreements and requiring proof of coverage.

If they haven't forwarded their mail, keep the envelope unopened when it is returned to you as proof that you sent it.

Any solution for minor sound proofing fixes that may be able to work?

Hi Geoffrey, there is a tiny chance they will agree to postpone but you need to contact the lender immediately (bank in this case) and provide the evidence that you are a serious buyer (this can include a signed purchase agreement and proof of funds).