The rule does not prohibit legitimate safety restrictions or restrictions designed to preserve designated or eligible historic or prehistoric properties, provided the restriction is no more burdensome than necessary to accomplish the safety or preservation purpose.

In this crazy market the investor must be patient.

You will be surprised how much you will learn from just talking to other people about their experiences.You may feel like you need to make some quick decisions to make REI happen for you, but you gotta be patient.

Safety.

Just provide a safety net for the agent and treat them special when you do business with them.

Regardless--you are taking a chance-- a good renter can afford- but when he looses a job or have a baby or a car accident and needs a new car --he will not have money to pay mortgage-We all take some risk in life--so you have to decide and feel comfortable OR lower price and sell house at discount to cash investors.However, if you decide --go to your local court house- recorder's office--check what notes are recorded --make a copy and understand -at least have a a draft readyf for attorney.Other safety--make a 60% or 70% first mortgage --30 or 40 year term with five year baloon --but also take a second mortgage --to keep control of proeprty --with a cross default clause--Good Luck.

Also, be patient. busy investors do not sit at their computer all day!

I am trying to be patient through my learning curve and it is getting better.

If they are getting rid of mold it is more safety gear than lead.

But it seems to me we are not doing this for safety.