The end buyer should not have to suffer harm because the flipper paid too much for the house to begin with.  

Otherwise, the buyer suffers no harm if they walk away while the seller has lost valuable marketing time and perhaps other potential buyers. 

No harm comes as long as everything is running smoothly.

So rental market is hot if you are in right area and don't see harm in trying it out for couple years and if doesn't work you can always put in market and sell it. 

Did they think he should fight his way through the flames to get to that bathroom to rescue them because they are a controlled substance?

If an occasional scofflaw get by and the tenants don't complain, what is the harm?  

I vote for beefier columns...to add substance to the porch...the porch isn't too large for the house, it is too large for the spindly columns.  

It is a very stable substance, witness the fact that Mr.

How would you feel if the aluminum wiring loosened up(as it has an unfortunate tendency to do, which is why insurers shy away from it,) and it burned your house down- not only potentially harming your residents, their pets, and their belongings, but possibly spreading beyond that, as fires in California tend to do?

This is good for the community and no harm comes to anyone (seller, buyer, or bank).