They also destroy the property; possibly even steal the copper.

The other option you have is to steal the water and hope that since it's a relatively small amount no one will notice.

and steal the deal?

You will loose money.On the contrary, I've seen folks making bank $$$ in the hearts of America's ghetto's because they understood what it takes and how to make it work.Yes, the property manager was banging on doors collecting cash payments with a bullet proof vest on lolBut they made it happen and didn't steal the rent.Not a pretty strategy but profitable for some.Wishing you much success

@Gary FoxIt is exempt if it’s a 506c - but In order to be exempt you need to file it as an exempt offeringOh just cannot Willy Nilly raise capital without an exemption.https://www.tuckerellis.com/lingua-negoti-blog/missed-form-d-filings-are-there-consequences-to-operating-in-stealth-mode/

The Niagara Stealth advertises it's ultra-high efficiency @ 0.8gal/flush.I pay for the water in my rental units, so I was looking for something that's going to cut my costs on water, but also doesn't clog and need constant repairs.What do you guys think?

Don't do anything in cash however, someone will eventually break in, destroy your machines, and steal the $50 in quarters.

.), security cameras, track remote employees (they will steal the cash), cost to install pumps, license fees, hard equipment needed- registers, apps to run the register information, accounting, legal, cases for merchandise, shelves, door hardware, heater or HVAC depending on location...This is a tiny community there won't be a local plumber and electrician... add some cost for time to contact your team and travel will make any repairs more expensive.

It should look like the attached picYour Realtor should know this.I don't advise getting creative and try to buy a single family as a duplex unless its a steal. the value of a duplex and single are different.

Steal the closet space?