If I had been on Biggerpockets then, I would have been told not to buy it, because it didn't immediately meet the 1% rule and wasn't in a favorable rental market apparently and CA was synomous with Greece at the time, but I knew the rents were below market, we were near the bottom of the cycle in SoCal, and I was able to cash flow with plenty of room for cap reserves from day 1 because I could tie up financing at 3.625% and long term there was no threat of development for many miles for my product.I have since bought another triplex that had been only partly rehabbed and poorly managed.  

Partition suits are expensive but just the threat of one and the fact they are almost always granted and the court usually requires the property to be sold, so Daddy and Mommy will have new owners next door. and be out more money then they would like and the next thing they will threaten is to cut you out of their will.

X or Y conditions can be threats to life or health like heat going out or gas leak.  

How likely is the threat of you getting sued?

We've actually had death threats from people who said they would kill us if they saw us out putting the signs up again.  

If you try to use threats of force right away, the occupants may trash the place or steal the valuable equipment inside before you can get them out.

If someone is on the job for 5, 6 years, likely they won't quit, and sometimes even the threat of an employer garnishment serves to get payment.

Lead attorney claims there have been threats on trustee.

The ambulance chasers might try to bilk a normal property owner out of thousands with the threat of more in an actual trial.

So I guess I am "looking for" a $1.1M loan, but I need at least $700k to remove the immediate threat.