I don't view it as a habitability issue that's why I am only fixing small areas where the drywall is exposed and there is moisture in the air i.e. the bathroom and one bedroom.

You want to get some practice before exposing your inexperience to the important brokers who you may ultimately be looking for deal flow from.  

I definitely understand that you have limited exposure, but considering the overall net-worth and exposure within my personal/family accounts, I don't want to have that exposed whatsoever. 

The headline made me think of wood floors when they are exposed to water.

It's her first winter there and propane heat costs 2 tanks a month ($230 a tank). 

I know, everybody makes fun of HGTV, but for people who haven't been exposed to the possibility of real estate, it may be the lightbulb you need.  

At the moment I am just hoping there are prices lower than what I have been exposed to. 3k a year for a 300k liability on a triplex changes the numbers a lot.

Comps are always market driven and thus in a downturn become adverse to appreciation.An MFU is not exposed in that way as the value is driven by NOI. 

It is a bit... exposing.

I could go to a business meeting with a concealed handgun and no one knows so no one cares, but if I go with an exposed firearm and a "Make America Great Again" hat, I run the risk of alienating people who don't like guns, don't like Donald Trump, or both.Originally posted by @Daren H.