That would depend on the teeth of the City and State.  

The decision isn't yours to make,it is the rightful owners of the property who must decide whether to get a kick in the teeth or not.Is the owner wealthy and not concerned over the other empty properties you haven't filled yet or are they breathing down your neck to get the rented?

I had a client who almost lost her life changing a smoke detector battery, it was going off in the middle of the night and was on an 18' tall ceiling (why it had to be there I know not), she got an extension ladder out to change it, unfortunately the bamboo flooring allowed the ladder to slip and she slammed face down on the floor, a most awful accident...teeth, jaw...etc....it was really bad. 

So many young folks would give their eye teeth for that opportunity.

Banks have new teeth too, for delaying a foreclosure by someone attempting to stall or say they are buying or whatever when they can't perform in the first place paying off the mortgage.

One might be just the thing to cut our teeth on and gain experience. 

Eventually I will have a portfolio of properties that I can leverage to give my tech companies talent acquisition and retention teeth for employees.I just found out today that the contractor who was going to get my house ready for a tenant is going to move to another city to care for his dad who is legally blind. 

Maybe they'll share their secrets on teeth whitening or skin blemish removal.

Hey all. Newbie from south shore mass. Looking to get into wholesaling and from there tranistion into fix and flip and possibly rentals after. I currently am a full time hvac technician and have been around the remode...

We currently own a gorgeous duplex in Lakewood, and just purchased a 1500sq ft single family foursquare as a flip.