If someone gets hurt/killed, you can be sued for knowing a dangerous situation existed and you failed to act. 

This is really dangerous.

(A balanced market is roughly 6.5 months of inventory).There were 49% fewer active listings on the market compared to this time last year in the metro area.

There might be a tax lien on the property, putting them in danger of being foreclosed on by the municipality.  

If, however, you plan on holding the properties for fewer than 7 years and then using a 1031 exchange to buy larger properties, then most of us would say that a cost segregation study is highly recommended.But one of the candidates running for POTUS wants to eliminate the 1031 exchange, so there's that.Hope this helps,

Hyattsville is Huge and there are fewer deals than usual to be found in the historic side. 

But have much fewer ongoing repair costs.

One of the biggest drivers of "core" prices in September was used cars and trucks, where prices rose 6.7%, as dealers had lower inventory levels (due to fewer trade-ins during the pandemic) while they also experienced a surge in buyer demand.

If you set higher prices and rent fewer nights but make the same amount of money, you actually come out ahead.

They may even steal electricity by running extension cords to neighboring properties, or by creating dangerous/illegal connections that bypass the meter like this one:(I have personally seen everything I mentioned above.)What they're NOT going to do though is worry about how to power things they no longer think are a priority, like their vacuum cleaner.