Certainly sub segments (particularly the low $100k) will still be strong but other segments seem to be in for some pain.I think its generally a very dangerous market for both the buy and hold investor and flipper.

I think I just need to catch up on some sleep now it can be a dangerous game.

My tenants enjoy the place but anything broke, rotted, patched together or presenting a danger is addressed immediately.

There are additional requirements if you are going to hire employees right off the bat, sell alcohol, ship dangerous substances Etc.

Not that the PM would be so devious, but our divergent incentives can't be ignored.I do understand the dangerous rabbit-hole in letting the tenant get away with not paying.

Getting ready to rent out my personal residence.Got a call from the next door neighbor upset that I'm:Trying to profit at the expense of the neighborhood.Bringing down her home value.Intrucing a danger to her because she lives alone.

Credit cards can be dangerous though if you abuse them, so be careful.

Or you can get the list of dangerous buildings or code violations from the city.

I would stay away from quail hunting, it is the most dangerous upland hunting.

She offered to go with me to talk to the property owner and assist with assessing the real value of the property along with hidden problems that could potentially be dangerous.