I've chosen a strategy and have been practicing deal analysis for a few months. 

Most of us choose to purchase insurance for financial protection and peace of mind but there are always some who take that gamble so that they can save the money.

We have had inherited tenants (renting under market value) get frustrated we are raising the rent, but when we tell them to shop around before providing a decision, they have always chosen to stay.

., I once made up a little game so I could teach the kids how, when you're gambling, The House Always Wins.

Is your unit so difficult to rent that you are willing to take the risk or are you just desperate and willing to gamble on a very long shot.My advice is keep looking.

Have you already chosen what type of close you want; Double, Assign?

Have you chosen what type of investing you want to pursue?

@John Bastidas I’ve dealt with these, but typically the county/city won’t reduce the fines (to usually less than 10%) until After the violations are corrected....which makes it somewhat of a gamble for the buyer.IF they can get the fines reduced and paid off, and the lien removed, prior to your closing....no problem.

They way I see it, this is no different than you gambling 1,200/mo in Vegas. 

And whatever broker you've chosen, grab a copy of the Millionaire Real Estate Agent.