This is the "burned out landlord" approach where you can pick up several properties at a time... or perhaps their whole portfolio at a discount, and they are likely to understand what you are looking to do so there is less to educate the sellers on.Hope this helps... good luck!

BURNED BY TRADA, CALL A LAWYERI recommend contacting Richard Dwyer, Attorney at 1-800-372-9983.

Many places in our country are now requiring asphalt shingles with some silly notion that asphalt doesn't burn.

Call these people at the SEC, they definitely want to talk to you. All communications will be confidential:

Tom Melton, Sr. Trial Counsel, Salt Lake City SEC:
801 524 6748

Karen Martinez, Trial Counsel, Salt Lake Ci...

Where did we burn you?

And it's not like I have a burning desire to be a lawyer....

Finally, the tenant may do the maintenance wrong and cause a fire burning your house down (which may or may not be covered by the insurance).

When you get burned as many times as I was burned, you learn to tweak things a bit.

How big of a liability is it if I get a new water heater without permits, it's not up to code, I sell the house, a year later it burns down the house due to faulty installation?

Well, some people obviously get burned by PMs.