Personally as easily as causing a car crash or someone being hurt on your primary property.Rental-wise, you knew about a problem and didn’t fix it, probably enough if you “should have known” about a dangerous situation.

But, it is intimidating and with the wrong person behind the wheel, it could be dangerous.

After years of attempting to work with the county the neighborhood she was in was being demolished due to toxic substances in the soil from a nearby recycling business. 

you need that kind of space to really do anything of substance.. 

Do not invest in any location where the population is stagnant or declining.Crime - People and companies will not move to locations perceived as dangerous.

@Greg ScottYou would be amazed how many SFH units burn down per year, sounds kinda dangerous to own one

It's dangerous to take professional advice from another investor and then try to implement it for yourself as well. 

It is extremely dangerous to run in an occupied space.

Dogs on the "dangerous breeds" list are $50 a month and require the tenant to carry additional insurance with the Landlord and Property Management company listed as additional interest.Good stuff!

I currently have a verbal offer on a half acre lot in the heart of the downtown area (one street over from the current courthouse) of a small town in the path of progress. The local government has announced they will ...