In any particular year for any particular property, most stuff won't occur.

Luckily, no one was harmed/injured.

That would be when conditions exist where sufficient notice is given, like a hurricane, but I don't see any claim made with respect to a more sudden occurance such as a fire or tornado where a threat may appear in minutes.Larger projects should have an emergency evacuation plan and security methods to secure a property after any disaster.

The first three have occurred to me, and I have been reminded again and again about number four by a friend.

However your conversion won't occur if they are still rentals. so in the beginning if you are converting one condo at a time a property manager would be needed.

If that situation occurred I'd rather fumigate AFTER those tenants moved out when I was 100% sure I had a problem in the first place.

A “rush” occurs when you have a long straight path or hallway or walkway up to your front door.

While I'm not sure these bulk deals are going to be a huge problem, I think there's always the potential for some issues when you're having to compete with big pockets that don't need the same returns we do.What concerns me even more though is the absolute feeding frenzy that seems to be occurring right now in terms of everyone jumping on the bandwagon to pickup rentals.

To who it is owed is determined by when the redemption period occurs.

-fixing up the property little by little to build up "pride of tenant ownership": if the property is updated and taken care of, tenants will be more reluctant to destroy/harm it.I was also thinking of installing a ANIMAL WASTE STATION with a sign, trash basket and plastic bags, however it's 300$, and we will not need it within a year.