Your offer will seem weak without it, as there's more of a risk you'll back out.

Sometimes the comps in the area are so weak you won't be able to find much of anything.

You will need to repair that immediately if it is in the condition Google shows.When you say deferred maintenance it is important to distinguish between old systems that are at the end of their lives and newer systems that need maintenance A 13% cap rate may be good or may be pretty weak given the area and depending on the condition.

Many if not most inner city tenants will have weak credit.

We have result driven mineral plant based supplement protocols alleviating chronic disease.Now, with my successes I am looking to enter into the real estate market to grow my investments...and I have a lot to learn.

If the above are true, you shouldn't have any problems getting rented unless your market is suddenly weak.

I ended up partnering with a guy with a strong private equity/real estate background that owned a National title company that helped me with areas of weakness...and conversely I helped him.

I think everybody took a step back (some of us right off the cliff) to look for the weak spots in our business models when the market tanked.

I help my clients understand the strengths and weaknesses of the prospective tenant.

A chronically late (former) tenant eventually did get to the point where she couldn't come up with the next month's rent.