Unfortunately, I keep hearing that it’s dangerous to do so if I intend to also invest in Texas.

This is dangerous.

I don’t think the scope of work is so scary and dangerous that a new investor could not tackle it, however, this particular deal is not a deal at all based on the numbers so that is the risky part here.

If this neighborhood is in danger of becoming bad, I'll sell. 

I would be more scared if he was a hoarder, which is dangerous, this guy just seems grimy. 

They had unqualified and unskilled workers perform several repairs that were both dangerous and ineffective.

I was willing to take negative cash flow because I knew that even without getting all the way to market rates immediately I could turn things around and not force out the retiree tenants in some units.Those units are still a bit behind market,  but not dangerously so.   

That's so dangerous, if I pulled up next to him, I'd have have a good mind to put my phone down, roll down my window, and throw my beer bottle at him!

I think there is an important distinction between marketing and showings on a property.

Its probably dangerous to offer to answer questions to a newby, I have so many right now I cant keep my head on straight.