@Armando ChavezNo offense taken.

@Justin Morris@Jefson LouisI think to answer your question, I will be sort of blunt but don't intend it to be offensive at all.

This is where you find your offense or defense regarding negotiable instruments.

At the very least you'd get to see the vast array of versions on this very question ranging from the overtly naive, lazy and borderline offensive to the very sharp.

*BANKS OUT* No, it's actually not, your reading comprehension is poor and/or because you are a carpenter you take offense to such a topic, regardless of what is said.

Once you own it it's your problem.If you find any issues, they may be retradable offenses, such as roofs, boilers.  

The object is not saving the money for an eviction, but getting possession immediately (saving time & further lost rents) to prepare and get occupied with a new tenant.So what you are saying is that your accountant includes extortion payments in your income tax expense claims.Cash for keys works OK for some but based on both a business and moral stance I consider paying extortion to be extremely offensive and criminal in nature.

No offense to your last name, but it isn't a common name.

No offense, but your posts imply that you really need to spend more time learning the basics of real estate investing before jumping in and buying real estate.

No offense, you have to decide.