We're looking to start with 1, iron out the kinks and slowly scale from there.

However, if I were that LL I would feel terrible.I think it is ironic that the Seattle public housing authority is exempt. 

BTW, Payne's BBQ, around the corner from there, is a local favorite.

One of my properties, that's well rented out, has a crawlspace and the whole building is slowly falling apart; it looks really good, but the living room floor is sinking fast due to water and mold underneath; the plumbing is also cast iron.

COMMON AREA IN WEST ANVIL CT OF IRON GATE UNIT TW O MBK 79/90#SEC 02 T5S R3W""LOT 273 LIBERTY PARK MBK 5 PG 66 #SEC 7 T4S R1W # 01 1-1 STY BV RES W/2 BATHS, OP (6RM/4BRM) #FL000""FROM SW COR OF NE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 SEC 13 T4S R3W TH"Some of it seems obvious but I am trying to find the address basically.

By just having him on our side we were able to overcome many issues as he provided very wise counsel which ironically our attorney never did.

Owners and managers don’t “rule with an iron” fist any longer and those who do get exposed very quickly.  

Old houses have cast iron pipers that will disintegrate (because of age and/or foundation shift).

That's the reason for the post...with so many irons in the fire, I need to start delegating and focusing on those handful of things that are really going to drive my business.

Ironically it is this low purchase cost that is why OOS investors should avoid these markets.