Dangerous circumstances and the conditions, which caused said circumstances would be corrected at the Seller’s expense before title transfers.LICENSURE: The trustee of the above-mentioned Buyer’s Trust may or may not hold an inactive real estate license.POSSESSION: Possession of the property and occupancy (tenants excepted), with all keys and garage door openers, will be delivered to the Buyer when title transfers.

Although this can be dangerous without a plan since credit cards can crank up into the 20% range after the free period, this approach only helps for a few months.  

Your block isn't a really dangerous one, but crime is an issue, even in the eastern parts of Tosa it is, so the missing garage is also an issue, even if its detached, people love a garage in an area where it is even a question.

I'm very aware that I probably know just enough to make myself very dangerous. 

Originally posted by @Daniella Ortiz:roof repairs are expensive Even worse, is a leaky roof might cause mold, something very difficult to get rid of and it can be dangerous to the health of those living there. 

As opposed to selling it sub too then the sub too buyer defaults and cause's her enough anquish that she becomes ill .Sub too in the hands of ( and I don't know if this is you or not) under capitalized folks is dangerous for the seller to the extreme.

Bickers Thanks for the counter to Mitch's ideas about living where you rent as well as the reiteration on the dangers of emotions in investments.

No I agree the stereo types are dangerous, but when we are investing our future we have to go with the rules not the exceptions.  

Fannie mae will only do them if you have four or fewer financed properties or if you're within six months of the purchase.  

There are fewer property insurers who are willing to write property insurance policies on single-family residential rentals owned by an LLC.