No laundry facilities for me wouldn't be a deal breaker, it could be a source of revenue in the future.

We then had to upgrade the entire house to todays code (arc fault breakers and tamper-resistant receptacles). 

His tenant moved out in December 2014 and decided to do the owner a favor and flip the main breaker... 

It may be that the fan motor in the heating unit is not turning, which can be caused a bad motor or an electrical fault in the unit, but it is likely if the breaker has tripped that the Air Conditioning System would shut down entirely so you would not have cool air in the vent.

Crime zone is a deal breaker for me.

Must have a steady employment history or worked for the same employer for the past two yearsMy jobs are currently under-the-table.. so no W2's or any official documentation to report.. this seems like a deal-breaker, but on the same token, if I do move to a place I like and commit 2 years in the local scene I would probably be getting more than min. wage by then.Your front-end ratio (mortgage payment plus HOA fees, property taxes, mortgage insurance, home insurance) needs to be less than 31 percent of your gross income, typically.

Electrical work- install about a half dozen GFCI, fix a splice that doesn't have a junction box, and correct a double tap in the breaker box.

I might try to get rid of the 1/2% point, but it's not a deal breaker to me.

This leaves me with more questions: under what circumstances would this "may not have to" apply, would using this Nevada entity as umbrella corp short circuit the CFTB claim on all the other entities in other states?

Normally this wouldn't bother me too much because I don't own them, but I feel as if 1) it would prevent me from getting new/better trailers in the park and 2) if I raised the lot space rent (or even if I didn't) the owners would just walk away and leave me with their pile of junk.Not sure how I should discount the above or, if it is a deal-breaker at any price.