That no additions or remodeling was completed without a permit.

Is the property priced appropriate for a purchase that does not permit financing?

SECTION 8 ANALYSISSection 8 Rent permitted            $1785.30Subtract Utility Allowance             - 468.00    Actual Rent Charged               $1317.30Subtract Mortgage                         - 500.00Subtract Prop Mgmt Fee               - 131.73Subtract Taxes (20%)                     - 263.46Subtract 10% Vacancy                   - 131.73Subtract 10% Cap Ex                      - 131.73            CASHFLOW TO US             $ 158.65STANDARD LEASE ANALYSISMonthly rent (asking amt

I am glad because the permits and requirements would have much tougher.

I still don't have permits after a fire and things were submitted in March for applications.

Only thing better would be initial deposit and then paid in full upon Certificate of Occupancy and punchlist complete.Of course, standard items should also be checked: licensed, insured, willing and able to pull all required permits, reference checks.I would also commonly avoid the cheapest bid you get.  

We also learned that the house had failed or not received many of Baltimore city’s permits and inspections.

As someone else had mentioned, the prospect for appreciation should be a strong consideration. 

We see so many prospects who have been told by Youtube or mastermind gurus that multiple LLCs in three different states is beneficial when in reality the costs of upkeep hit the bottom line harder than any benefit.

This in itself is an understated benefit because its a real pain having to explain to a lender, prospective employer etc. why your name is in the docket.