My building, being 20 feet shorter than the vacant building, is not affected by the failing wall.

There are pricing adjustments for every little thing that many investors fail to consider.

If you’re looking for the quickest way to Wholesaler deal, you’re going to fail.

Batteries last for years and I've never had one fail.

That is no more their failing then your own preferences are yours.

I'm not confident in buying those and if I fail on my first attempt, I may not be able to continue confidently in the future.

Unfortunately, last year the tenant failed to pay rent for a while which led to an eviction and the property was found to be significantly damaged -- water damage, fixtures damaged, etc..

I find my deals off-market and do some cosmetic updates.In short, it's not for everyone and many will fail trying to run this playbook from out of state (or even locally).There are still areas and markets that work, you just need to be more creative or willing to put more work in than you did in the past.

If you fail to follow the rules, you may open your personal assets to a lawsuit.

-A higher pitch roof has a higher cost and should be considered if your duplex will be infill into an area where there are other homes with the roof pitch, but failing that we have not found that it has a real impact on appraisal (we are in an area of lower pitched homes however so take this with a grain of salt depending on your market) and a lower pitch roof means lower maintenance and capex costs.