Many rental properties that we take over do not have proper or adequate smoke detectors.

If he/she is ok with it, then a good deal is a good deal regardless of when you find it.I'll assume you would have adequate capital to purchase and reserves.

If I were you, I would find an equity partner to fund the remaining 15% and offer him whatever number will give him an adequate return on his money at the closing table.

I'm not here to babysit my tenants - if I have to babysit them, it's because they weren't screened adequately in the first place and I shouldn't have rented to them at all.

Becuase of this they have decided their time to represent investors at this point in the market cycle is just not reaping an adequate return on their time.

It has to be an awesome deal to not put any thing down and still cash flow adequately. 

Investors are angry Capella earned over $100K in origination fees on that deal and claim Capella did not do adequate due diligence, disclose conflicts of interest, and acted in their borrowers interest and not the investors interest.

I have a property manager who generally does a very good job at most things, but seems unable in incapable of adequately disciplining contractors so they provide reliable and fairly priced services.

Met ANOTHER victim of frauds brokering real estate without a license. Talked to the owner. He seems like a nice guy but is clueless about buying and selling real estate. So, along come some frauds that put it under co...

This means they’ll be getting rid of any regulations such as “parking lots will have adequate shading” which leaves a lot to the interpretation of whoever is behind the counter.