Fingers crossed for no lead paint.As for the fire alarm, it appears that on the page you're posting it's only referencing new builds however, that is outdated information due to a new law.

When I went into the house the alarm went off, but since I needed to get stuff done, I went in and worked on a few things, as I walked out of the house 5 squad cars fly up to the house and officer jump out with guns pointed at me!

I have found that doing this has really started to ramp up my energy as opposed to setting an alarm and hitting snooze. 

(Man, the thought of some thief stealing funds makes my blood boil!!!)

For example, my partners were handling an emergency at one of our flips earlier today (security alarm went off) while I was eating lunch and playing with my daughter. 

I called my handyman a couple times last week for a couple different jobs, like installing expired fire alarms (on really high ceilings), and an under-mounted sink that had fallen.

It's alarming that more than one person on here is saying that like $150 after the mortgage pmnt is cash flow lol.

I have contacted my attorney but he has never run into this blatant of a thief. 

The loss is significant.Invest in better locks, an alarm system and/or hire someone to stay at the house until it's occupied.

Those thief do steal A/C and air handlers.. so try to get someone to check on the house every once in a while or leave light on so it seems as someone is living there.