If anybody gets seriously hurt, that would warrant an emergency landing, but for medical reasons, not for airplane damage.So listen to the freekin' safety brief and keep your seatbelt fastened when you're in your seat!!!

They actually do have an impact, as a project needs to have a fairly high percentage of owner occupied units to be "warrantable".

Originally posted by Joel Owens: In these 1 bedroom situations we look at "highest and best use".Even though it was built as one bedroom the highest and best use might be to tear down a wall between the units and convert a majority of the 1 beds to 2 bedroomsThe problem with that is unless you have the cash to pay for a remodel on that scale and can take the huge vacancy hit(which in turn takes a hit on your cash flow)because you'll have to keep the units vacant for the remodel it's not feasible to warrant that.

I usually have an inspection done, either with my property manager (former licensed contractor) or a licensed building inspector if warranted.

Erik Smedley,You will pay estimated taxes if your income and tax bill are high enough to warrant it.

In Seattle 100K is a low end starter home and wouldn't warrant that kind of expense.

If you leave enough room for the deal to make sense to a buyer, then it should matter not what you make.I have had issue with a wholesalers profit margin, but in each and every case, it was because they did not add enough value to the deal to warrant such a profit.One of my rules of thumb is to earn 10% of the gross spread as the wholesaler.

You need to get familiar with the types of deeds offered in your state and what they mean.In my state of GA we have:General warranty deed-means the seller warrants title all the way backSpecial or Limited Warranty Deed-usually banks gives this out and only warranty for the time they owned the property.Quit claim deed- whatever interest I have in the property I give to you.We have others deeds as well but these are the most common.Would not do a deal on a quit claim.Quit claims are many times used it a property has equity and one person owes money to someone.They simply quitclaim their interest away so the property(asset) cannot be leined.If you are also quit claiming interest from one corp over to the next where ownership is the same etc.

Your negative attitude about this deal doesn't seem warranted.

They know that the police must have a search warrant to enter the property and threats by a landlord aren't going to faze them.You could stand outside and take pictures of the druggies and their license plates as they come to pickup their drugs.