If you don't panic but work through difficulties and overcome obstacles, you reduce your risk.I don't know how to quantify it on a scale because every deal and every investor is unique.

Many do not trust technology and for that reason not having to deal with tracking multiple different forms of payment makes post dated checks the best method.

I've been looking into sub-metering a SFH home with a mother-in-law suite and experiencing difficulties regarding zoning and the utilities companies.

You'll also have to pay a monthly technology fee to the office.

Less people work in offices these days because of technology and they tend to need less space.

Keep looking around, someone will probably pick this deal up for you but I wanted to show why maybe you're having difficulty.

Having a difficulty separating the money.

Traditional, flipping a home in Historic Preservation Zones (HPZ), can come with great difficulty as these neighborhoods come with an extra set up rules and regulations to ensure that the “historical aspects” are well persevered.

Could you explain more on what you meant about the difficulties dealing with expenses?

Difficulty I'm having is finding good deals.