Just be warned, if you are going to do that, be ready to put up more EM to sweeten the deal.

Renters aren't stupid; they know the rents for areas and look for the most value for their buck.It seems that you are so strong on your point of view that maybe you have something in your business to offer the misguided people that you are warning.

Now, depending on the complaints your referring too, these people should be warned, then violated, then fined.

Any method of generating revenue via "I told ya so" or "We warned ya" laws is always high on the list.

However, for openly making warning statements about the crash we were publicly derided and our credibility dismissed. 110% first time buyer mortgages were just as economically ridiculous than as they would be now, lol.

Those laws will vary state to state but in most states, including here in FL, a tree falling is an act of god so unless you can prove negligence (such as the tree was dead and rotting and you had warned the owner about the dangers of it falling) then it's going to be on you to fix the damage to your property.

Now that you got all of the warnings about due diligence..

SFH, Good school district, within budget, etc).Thanks for the 'warning' on the OTC-lists.

Warning - Many people say they so this, but most are NOT cash buyers.

A friend with about 200 units in Portland warned us about "the hell zone" (10 - 20 units) because he said you are then too big to do most of the work yourself and still too small to hire out most of it.