There are likely quite a few others out there that missed this warning in their alert as it simply blends in with the rest of the text.

What that might leave is just the real deal ones to invest in. http://labusinessjournal.com/news/2016/feb/09/top-silicon-beach-venture-capitalist-warns-bloodba/

That should be a warning.

I warned anyone that I knew that was considering it.

I have an extremely understanding boss who is also "into real estate" but I still have work to do.I might help another friend again, but it will be with far more upfront warnings that I may not be the best one to help them.

I just warn folks on the lower end rentals.

All I'm doing is trying to warn the readers to beware and do their due diligence and not rely on bogus claims made by the insurance sales agents.I do know a little about life insurance, I was in the life insurance business and still keep my license active.

I've read about it and my inspector warned me that was his big rookie mistake...  

Without giving them any type of written warning for these issues, you may have difficulty making them leave if they challenge it. 

Honestly I don't think that we will purchase this property based on everyone's warnings but I think I'd like to see how flexible the seller is and what exactly his terms would be.