It speaks volumes to your character!

Me clear winner of this debate haha "Wait a second even Michael Burry the main character of the Movie The Big Short says a crash is coming soon?

It truly shaped who I am today and many of the decisions I made after are attributed to my experience during the recession. 

He tends to find shady characters to help out with renovation and it seems to turn into some sort of drama.

Your attitude in this thread leaves little to be desired and reflects poorly on you.I fully agree with you that in sub2 and any other real estate transaction, there exists unscrupulous characters who belong in a 5X9 cell and not out on the streets taking advantage of the misinformed, unsuspecting, or ignorant.

However, I've noticed that arguably the most important Attribute is being able to  "pull the trigger".

I guess the downside risk is if something happens in the common area that would be an additional expense out of my pocket unless it was directly attributable to a specific tenant. 

Since I almost exclusively invest in commercial notes and commercial properties now I haven’t attempted to qualify what attributes would make a location profitable for these types of leases.  

You would go to college to network with high-income individuals (professors if you'd consider them as such) and use them as references to your character if you ever need it (it would definitely come in handy).

(sorry if I am incorrectly attributing credit) suggesting that rather than sending a stream of YL's to instead mix it up some, do a YL, a postcard, a postcard, then another YL.