For me, it's not about quantity and number of deals, but about quality and getting my few properties to cash flow for my retirement.So my question: Have you ever regretting selling a property and wished you held on to it?

Can the previous owner be held accountable in some way?

It has held up real well.

I held off from opening a rental escrow and checking accounts until I selected my tenant.

Metals such as copper and lead from the pipes, fittings, solder, etc. can leach into the water over time and it would be best to purge it all.

And for what he has paid for them Chris Mason  he does not need conventional financing he could simply owner finance them all if the redevelopment play does not come to fruition.. probably be some very nice returns if he held the paper and sold them for double what he is in them

I attend the Prince George's County REI meetup held by Gregory Bennett http://www.meetup.com/PrinceGeorgesCountyInvestors/.

I have a renter who broke interior of the closet down( metal wiring)due to the excessive amount of clothes that she is putting on the wire racks.

As a realtor you are held to a higher standard when dealing with the general public.

@Dan Heuschele That is amazing, I'm glad your property has held up through all of that.