Homes along the ocean got pounded hard too, many in St.

Also, I've been lucky that the two leaks I've been hit with were relatively slow leaks - do most roof leaks start slow or could be very much the contrary and I may land up being penny wise, pound foolishIf anybody wants to recommend a roofer that'll be cheaper than the quote I've gotten and often works with landlords, I'm all ears - NYC areaThx

Probates and pre-foreclosures are great, but they get POUNDED as well. 

The doctor may put "any dog" so when the tenant tries to bring a 100 pound lab into the property, you can point out that a 15 pound dog is adequate.

If it is occupied, the new owner might be required to deal with an unwanted tenant/former owner, which won't be fun or cheap.

It has been my experience that a small well behaved dog less than 20 pounds will do less damage.

There are other threads where people claim that making 500+ calls per week based on scraped geographical data is generating leads for them, and hiring the service out may be a way to keep oneself out of legal trouble.From a human perspective, I'm getting multiple unsolicited calls per week from auto-dialers claiming they want to make an offer, and I'm sick of the unwanted intrusions.

In BP Podcast 232, Nathan Brooks mentions that he does something similar and by constantly pounding how he wants his properties to look in his contractor's heads, the process becomes easier, quicker, and done better. 

Sometimes out of fear that they'll bring in unwanted attention from those outside the community or simply that they'll lessen the aesthetic ambiance of the community itself.

Backing down instead of pounding your chest may not always be the move, but sometimes it could be.