Nursing homes are weak too. 

I offered to buy my house back from him for 35,000 euros.He started crying on the phone, and then I heard him cursing me, but weakly, and in an undertone through the sobs.

The skylights leaked causing water damage throughout the house, and the owner promptly gutted everything.The plan:Other than the obvious interior remodel, I think the biggest weakness of the house is that it has 2 patio doors as front entrance.

Since they have a weak credit history, I would ask them "What are you doing to improve your credit history?"

But when a tenant like that senses weakness and unclear boundaries in a landlord, that landlord will never get any peace.I try to be a really responsive landlord.

(Less than an ideal choice)4) a hard money lender that you already have a well established relationship with and can confirm he or she will fund before the auction ( weak choice) Any other type of loan that would require an application and approval is a no go.

If the rating is weak, I'm looking to rehab and flip assuming the numbers work.

Asses your own strengths (and weaknesses) into the situation.If it's commercial this doesn't apply--commercial is a totally different animal--traffic counts, neighborhood demographics, will build to suit offers, etc....Just my 2 cents.

Albert Bui Pros: mentioned often on BP Cons: accounting module is very weak, expensive for small operations Cost: $1 per unit, per month plus an onboarding fee (equal to two months of service).

Unless they are financially weak (am best etc) or have a track record of not paying claims etc,  I would say that there are no carriers I would stay away from.