Hey Hanzel,Multi families are great wealth producing investments and also very long term.

One tiny little corner of the building shows in the flood zone, but of course that drives the classification for the whole property.

If that is ignored, you could file suit and in the discovery process you could compel them to produce financial statements.

He individual investor should optimize and choose the trade offs that produce the best results (results meaning more than just financial) with the least risk.  

Hi Robin,On Many contracts the print is so crowded and sometimes in such a tiny font that it Is not easily read. 

Instead they made it look like HGTV.It is a tiny city in the middle of nowhere.

Here the IRS has a reason to challenge your credibility and the credibility of your self-produced numbers.

Like someone else mentioned, if you took concessions for the issue they will produce the documentation and get your case thrown out.You can pursue an as-is sale, make sure you disclose this issue.

It might help you out if you're a hammer swinger type guy who can produce workmen like quality results versus homeowner DIY results.Someone who has been in this business for awhile , and brings a lot more knowledge , and contacts to the deal we'll have a lot better chance at performing a turn around on the property then to someone who is new and inexperienced. 

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