I was just in a deflated state mindwith a difference in vision.

But the key is, to make sure you do everything right and then carry the invisible eviction stick.The downside is the inspection process - especially before on boarding a new tenant.

In other words, this will not be invisible to future lenders. 

As you already know, there are Many things to consider when purchasing a property, but I'd like to suggest -- don't let the details bog you down so that they keep you from moving forward on your plans ..... just figure out a way to make your mind ready for the challenges and get ready to make some adjustments and changes where your plans might not always be going how they were invisioned, but do this while keeping your dreams in view and keep up the action that helps you to keep moving forward, toward making something happen (even if it's babysteps).    

Done correctly it will be a seamless painless and almost invisible transaction for you.

I've installed megawatts of Turbines, Fuel cells, current generators & PV cells, non of it is the panacea people invision.6.

You know how you can use lemon juice to make invisible ink?

These "protesters" are a bunch of narcissistic crybabies who believe the individual always trumps the collective, even when you're talking about an invisible pandemic.

In Richmond, there are like 3 ghettos I wouldn't step foot in, about 2 blocks away from $300K-$500K+ houses near the coolest part of town, tons of restaurants going up, and somehow there is an invisible fence that blocks bad activity,  so  I wouldn't immediately say it's not a good area... but without knowing the area, I'd say 70% chance bad area, 30% good area.

Totally makes sense and the invisible hand has accounted for this accordingly and as a result you don't get a premium price for having a W/D and thus with 0 increased revenue, its only an expense.