thoughts on how to assess safety?

Looking at this objectively I want to tell myself that the end goal of the deals (that may take 3-6 months) will be a lump a cash that is my income and that I have to be patient and thats how this business is.

In our market (and I hope most) they require a lot of the property safety designs including egress from any class room, sprinkler system etc.

So can I change my house locks for safety and security reasons if that has bad reputations with laws.

In the lease, it does say that we reserve the right to enter especially to complete/address repairs that affect safety, structure and building system.

During the COVID-19 shut down, we were done to only treating emergency patients for two months. 

Then you either end up walking away pissed off because you didn’t get the deal or you make a bad deal and overpay because you aren’t patient enough to be rational and negotiate.

I now realize I need to be more patient...

Turnkey companies and the properties advertised this way can really, really vary in quality and yet, they can all look and sound exactly the same.More than ever, the need to be patient, ask lots of questions, not just jump into sending someone or some company money because it sounded great is very, very important.  

It's a bit of a hassle, but they seem a lot more reasonable than most towns and look mostly for safety issues which is never a bad thing.