After a property is sold is would be difficult for them to trace back an electrical issue to you and try to hold you liable for it... unless you set some kind of electrical booby trap or had gross negligence such as knowingly installing fans and plugs that would harm a person.

As such, the numbers play a huge role in keeping you out of harms way.

Keep a clean workplace, be on time and do what you say you’re gonna do.

I do wish I could hear more stories from SINGLE female house hackers to put my mind at ease or give me tips.3) Pets: My 12 year old dog/daughter loves people and other animals and traveled everywhere with me, but I do have concerns leaving her in the home with someone I feel is not familiar with dogs (may let her out, give her unsafe foods, etc) or someone that may harm her.

It was fishy from the start but as long as I'm not giving up any harmful info I always try to take the time to dig into things and get more info.

Purchase price: $67,000 Cash invested: $16,750 Sale price: $87,000 Purchased home, did easy work. placed tenant at $995.0 per month then sold the buy and hold investor What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I am born and raised in NJ and work in Manhattan, so despite heavy pricing, I chose JC due to my familiarity with market and proximity to workplace and life.

When a seller takes their property off the market, then has to put it back on, you have done financial harm to that person.

To your question, i don't expect you to be able to respond to the very real and very common occurrence of the investor causing further harm to a borrower's credit with late payments. 

Things people will do to harm you.