That is incredibly dangerous.

You’ll learn how Paul discovered the vital difference between investing and speculating, why falling in love (with a deal) is incredibly dangerous, and the huge real estate gamble that Paul made that cost him $40,000.

You are expected to show due diligence in assessing this property for danger.

This is probably the most dangerous area of real estate.

I do think there's a danger in becoming overly dependent on them (and I certainly am, at this point) but I find their value to me to be enormous.  

A lot of the investors here have properties in neighborhoods like Dutchtown and Gravois Park—these are the more dangerous areas of south city, where a very significant portion of the violent crimes take place—but they also offer sweeter deals.

To cover them on dangers & also tenants complaints if there is a leak, etc.

Any breed of dog can be allowed IF the tenant gets a rider on their renter's policy covering any "insurance classified dangerous breed". 

They may know whether the occupants of your rental, or their invitees, are dangerous.

The dangers of both options are obvious, and who knows when, or if, we will get back to the cap rates we have seen in the past.Just my perspective but I have maintained my minimum return requirements while exploring some additional options.