Tier three is your A class mostly, Tier Two is B/C and Tier one is C/D. A

The one that was toughest to me was @Chris Da telling of the house where all of the INTERIOR walls were concrete - that would be a challenge to detect in advance unless you actually tried to do something to a wall.

Da Chung Although I can not assist you directly due to geographical restraints, I can offer you some advice on what to expect, as I solved similar problems for investors in my area.

Neil Da Silva are you talking about a list of whole sellers or strictly potential leads for you to pursue

(d) A provision of a lease that purports to waive a right or exempt a party from a liability or duty under this section is void.

If your not a busy professional and can engage often they can be managed. the lower end properties in my mind are the play ground for the local landlord that does it for a living.Most of the bigger turn key guys will agree  Mike D a  Chris Clothier etc.. they will be the first to tell you buying low end high touch hard to manage properties are tough for those looking for what your looking for, which is complete passivity.

D A V I D O, SS #(removed by moderator)    I am not a believer in the idea that government loves us and is there to help us. 

@Jason D. A

@Selwyn Da Costa Sounded like you are self-managing.

You's da boss!