@Harsh Singh .

PCR is nothing more than an idea of whats going on, the service company does them, and many times the contractors are idiots, if you have to turn everything on when purchasing one, to feel comfortable, the deal isnt good enough, it could range from a missing water filter, or several split pipes, to a bad fill valve or cracked toilet tank, if you really need to know, air test it, if you dont know how to do that, you probably shouldnt be looking at these properties. i havent hired an inspector in over 15 years, they are a waste of money for me, but I know construction and systems, the bast thing an investor can do is learn construction and the trades, at least enough to know what you are looking at and whats ok, and whats not, even is you dont do any work. sorry to be harsh, but knowing this stuff separates the men from the boys.

Train derailed 3 miles away carrying some hazardous chemical etc.

Thats a good point, the area I'm looking into has a harsh winter and I wasn't sure how rehabbing + placing a tenant would take. 3.

Hello, I'm planning on wholesaling properties in Orange County and am currently seeking services of a Real Estate Attorney on the following matters:- Letter of Intent and Purchase Agreement contracts- Legal advice on do's and don'ts of wholesaling in Orange CountyIf you're an attorney, or know somebody, please feel free to reach out.Thanks-Harsh 

., 236 Alice Dr, Wilits, CA (I found this as I am writing to you here)https://www.google.com/maps/@39.38686,-123.3430735...This in your face, likely 'an ugly situation' all around, but it is there, and you will learn.When I was 20 years old a guy told me, "Look at 100 properties and make no offers until, and then after you have reached 100 make an offer on 101, and on everything you see"To me this suggested learning deeply about an area.Did I write 'harsh words? 

Thomas thats a little harsh don't you think ??? 

This mortgage-specific FICO algorithm doesn't treat late medical payments nearly as harshly as the algorithms used by credit karma, your discover card, car lenders, or basically any non-mortgage FICO algorithm. 

I realize that I have been lucky thus far with timing, but I think it's a little harsh to say I don't understand the value of money. 

An uninsured worker that gets hurt on your property or a contractor digging up a gas line with a back hoe or disposing of toxic chemicals like paint or solvents into an environmentally sensitive area can result in a huge liability that can easily exceed the value of the property.