Consider some worst case scenarios, like if the renter ditched or if something unforeseen happens and need major repairs, if you can handle those scenario and make it work I would say go for it.

I was just reading yesterday that as far as fatalities and injuries on construction jobs, Roofers are #1, I think followed by concrete workers that are injured when ditches aren't shored up and they have a cave in.

If it happens again, ditch him and find another contractor.Honestly, I'm more worried about vandals/thieves breaking in and stealing things than the contractor.

I got hooked on the podcast to the extent of making it my companion (and ditching radio/news) during my approx 2 hours commute to/from work for about three weeks.I sincerely wish I knew about BP before my first deal (I found out about BP after singing a contract).

I have seen auction companies sell drainage ditches before that are worthless.

As a last ditch effort to avoid having to go to court, I called the tenant and gave them one more opportunity to abide by the terms of their lease before we escalated through the court and the Inspector General.

I especially like the real world in the ditches advice from the podcast.

Generally when people turn like that and start going crazy and making threats that "you better do the deal or else", it's a scam and this is their last ditch effort to get your money.

I would call them c+ units (thats a guess, I dont know how you guys figure that rating, i've looked).One big issue, they backup to a large drainage ditch, they flood.

My last one didn’t, and he also wasn’t an REI, so I ditched him for someone that was invested in understanding this more deeply. )pun intended)