Lazy brokers are your worst enemy. 4.

There is indication that there may have been water damage below the area he inhabits and I fear the worst for them if you catch my drift...How would an experienced landlord handle this situation and what landlord/tenant issues would come into play based on the health conditions of both the tenant in question and, presumably, the health repercussions of those in other units?

A quiet title action would probably provoke a defense (don't wake the sleeping giant), which at best would cost me $30,000 in attorney fees, and at worst would cost me title to the property.

Would this be beneficial in a "worst case" pierce the Investment LLC veil scenario?

Worst case they might require you to build the roads and install the utilities in order to break it up.

if this is getting you all riled up, you may want to sell and get out of the RE biz.sorry to sound so brash, but i can think of a million other things that are much, much worst than this!

However it is the worst time to get financed.

I always assume worst-case numbers, and then still add 10% on top for surprises.

Its not a worst case number.

I have the inspection report that shows some areas that indicated moister and it was covered up by paint, but this wasn't even the worst spots.