Otherwise, the state can and will shut you down with a cease and desist on first offense, with the right to prosecute if they desire.

Then they'll ask why, and give them a truthful, non offensive answer.

No offense, but IMO only morons don't have credit, or think they don't need it.. it's the basis for getting any loans or anything-- it shows your dependability!   

Several people in this thread have said it would affect their purchase decision and has in the past, which would indicate demand drops (despite a few realtors here saying they've never heard a client say it affected their decision, which, no offense, isn't exactly a valid statistical study or sample.).Several economists have said it will affect housing prices in high cost markets, and yet you claim they and I are all wrong.

Would you love to have someone solve that problem for you, I am here to help.....blah blah blah"That way you havent mentioned you know their pool is not maintained which could be either creepy or offensive or both, but it also opens up the conversation.I will say as another poster has mentioned, you may find yourself with a lot of houses with pool problems, and those could be a whole other issue in that most landlords dont want them , and they could be very expensive to fix.Best of luck to you, sounds like a really interesting way to target properties.

I went low to get in contract, but not offensive on my current one... then Hammered them at the inspect.. thinking they would split it.. they took it. 

Is there a reason you haven't talked to the tenant of the garage and explained that it is a problem for you that he/she is leaving his trash and human waste in areas offensive to you and your tenant? 

Religious artifacts have been removed and the former owner institution allows it to be re-purposed obviously.I know some people transform fire stations or libraries or churches into their own home but they are usually driven by passion more than financial wisdom (no offense).

No offense to anyone running mentoring programs. 

The thought of an agent expecting to make money from their services is offensive.