Perhaps it is true that fortune favors the bold.

For thepurposes of this subsection, ‘serious nonpayment of rent’ means a rentarrearage equal to or greater than six months’ worth of rent due on orafter March 1, 2020, which shall exclude all other costs,Look at the bold section.

I agree with them, the construction is a bummer, but also I can’t shut it down for a year while they build… Granted, I don’t have a prominent banner in bold saying “CONSTRUCTION” or anything, but it’s there multiple times and even on photo captions.

I'm probably not bold enough to take on too much renovation, so I'd be more comfortable buying my first property that doesn't require much capEx. 

That mentality will make you poor while others who took BOLD action will pass you buy.

@Corie Carpentier if I may be so bold, I'm going to say this deal will NOT cash flow for you.

This got me thinking as it aligns with my future goal to eventually move to FL (looking at you Tampa area) and was curious if this seems like a bold strategy or not?

I have important things BOLDED and set in ALL CAPS and have many words UNDERLINED and use exclamation marks.Could this be turning off the prospective tenants?

., points) and does not require similarity in type style, boldness or italics. 

If you boldly went under contract without an inspection contingency you will lose your binder payment.