Before i get neck deep in signing papers.

You might want to follow the "Deep Dive" series we're doing on our BiggerPockets blog about Metro Detroit cities, City of Detroit Neighborhoods and comparing Metro Detroit to other hotspots investors usually consider:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Dig a pond and put canoes in it for rent, make the pond only 3 feet deep and spread rumors among the glampers that it's filled with sharks, piranha fish, and alligators.

So in this respect I’d also negotiate to have the property served to you vacant or a deep discount would have to be given for me to take on these headaches.

We are placing a bathroom in the basement and had the main line scoped to make sure it was deep enough to pitch our drains back to it.

I'm digging through this PDF right now, it's deep, but fascinating.

@Wesley Vo dig deep into the HOA budget and rules.

When you've nailed your locations and found the (potential) properties, dig deep into the ideas that you have - Look at long/short term rent prices in those areas (competitor analysis), try to get some numbers about tourism to see whether an AirBNB even pays off (customer analysis), make sure there are reliable management companies around, how those properties could be financed, etc.3.

Or the Tenant files against you to get back their Deposit...your the Owner of Real Property that isn't going anywhere and they consider you, "Deep Pockets."

About 5 minutes in, I hear a rustle deep in the crawl a voice in the dark says 'well good morning'.