So, it's a numbers game like anything else. 

Between annoying the building department, and then them messing with you.

You do NOT want to buy someone else's probems - unless:1) You know how to fix them2) You get a discount for taking their problems onYou can make a lot of money if you know what you are doing:)

In fact, it would be a huge mess to apply it retroactively now, after half of 2023 tax returns have been prepared and filed.

I'm just trying to understand what information I need to be tracking in a useful manner so someone else can do it.

It's just not a deal killer in most situations so if you like everything else about it, I'd pull the trigger!

The tenants just moved out, I got my eyes on the property today and it is a mess.

Anything else I missed?

Thanks, Min, Patrick, Jana, and everyone else!

You need to know buyer has their own money they just want to use someone else's money to buy.Big difference between someone with 500k in their bank account wanting to use an HML and a buyer with 5k to their name and putting up 1k non-refundable on a wing and a prayer.If you had multiple investors you likely should have screened your investors much harder to see who looked the strongest and could perform.