Penny wise pound foolish.

My rental condos have associations that prohibit dogs over 30 pounds anyway, and they only allow 1.

You really have to pound the pavement.

@Benjamin Bochman you may have heard and understood the logic in:An Ounce of Prevention is worth a Pound of Cure.Well I think:An Ounce of Doing is worth Ten Pounds of Studying!

They were also concerned that the 10 pounds of air required for the air test was creating more leaks in the ancient system.

The last thing you want is a scary tenant pounding on your door while your wife is home alone and you are at work.

Also, should the tenants ever find out that you're actually the landlord and intentionally deceived them, wouldn't this create animosity and possibly have other unwanted effects?

Can the truck be an SUV over 6000 pounds?

We had a tenant once who got a pit bull without our knowledge or permission, and she and the dog were gone quickly.Our rental condos have associations that only allow pets under 20 pounds.

Now if you were proposing to flip these houses and your detailed numbers showed the all in costs would be 60% ARV, that we'd be out in 6-months, and you had the track record to back-it up, then I might entertain putting up all the money, but you can rest assured, I'd be looking for my pound of flesh to ensure the risk was worth it.Now, it your lender is willing to put-up 110% of the acquisition costs, let you rehab, and maintain title/control of the property, you are a lucky man and better treat this lender as well as your Mom.