If your interested shoot me a PM and I can link you guys up, hes been pretty helpful, and I felt guilty about spending that much :X 

Even if I were sued, I document everything and obey the law, so I won't be found guilty.

It was more of a plead to pass the unit rather than an conversation actually (and these apts are nice) CHA guy told him he is pretty much expected to fail a unit first time round or the boss will think he is not doing his job right. i.e find something to fail.Its way more detailed than you would think.

@Cameron Riley It took 2 plumbers not showing up and not answering their phones after the promised times, keeping hysterical tenants calm, begging and pleading with any available plumber to show up, and paying 'emergency rates' to finally fix the problem. 

Landlords are considered guilty until we can prove our innocence and then restitution is slow to come, if ever.Keep on keeping on!

I guess we are all guilty of missing the point when we only do a cursory reading.

Pulling from my years of experience as a landlord (and general common sense), I begged & pleaded with our buyer to reconsider this idea.  

--> Here's my plead to you - ready to invest?

If it becomes an issue, plead ignorance, which is not really too far off the mark because it is ignorance of the laws on your part (and your GC!).

They both still deny having lied to customers or misleading investors even after they've been proven guilty.