@Kenneth Hynes found the old receipt 747583114198 LVP 7X48 PROVANCE GRAY-5MM-6MIL-23.77SF- 23.77sqft 10 @ $37.55

Clearly we would have cause given the somewhat subjective violation of the "peaceful enjoyment" clause, but it feels kind of gray without the city citation causing the more objective clause to be violated.Love any perspective our peers can share.

So once convicted that would grounds (if he shot someone in the street it’s a little gray as it didn’t happen in the home, but judges are rarely sympathetic to murders).

If you're a "contractor", meaning you handle repairs and redevelopment of property, that appears to be in the gray area. 

If your goal is to find relatively cheap units in rapidly gentrifying areas, it would be less risky to pick off pieces of this portfolio like the Grays Ferry or Brewerytown neighborhoods. 

@Yusheeka Gray I always have respect for anyone with an idea and the drive to do it. 

I have a choice between gray granite countertops throughout or upgrade to white quartz for $1200.

As far as if he can sell you the right to the title before he even owns it/fully transfers, those are all gray areas I'm not too sure about.

@Danielle Gray I love the idea of a virtual option.

It's good to be above board but there truly is a gray area if you acquire a property where it's already there.