@Jonathan Colon do you still have this available?

Must be able to make HUD offers.Must present all offers I make (this doesn't mean I make ridiculous offers)Must make offers before I see the houseMust understand they will never be exclussive

Developers have sometimes paid ridiculous premiums to buy a patch of land due to unforeseen concerns.

@Michael Randle it would take a ridiculous amount of programming excel to replace the workflow of Quicken, and then I'd still be downloading transactions from the banks manually.

(Toilets are a big one)- Deteriorating paint (lead is extremely common in cities like Rochester)- Breakers, furnace filter(s), water heater(s)- Damaged/broken stepsI think it is a little ridiculous to go around and nitpick with a checklist, but we do check for issues that would cost us money down the road, or are safety issues for our tenants (and properties).

I feel like that’s ridiculous...

Please bear with me, and spare any ridiculous "that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard" comments, LOL.

I just don't understand people who read the lease and accept the terms and then act like I'm being ridiculous when they're expected to follow those terms.

As such, in an effort to satisfy my own curiosity, is it ridiculous for me to consider cross-collateralizing two vehicles to secure a loan and get started with a house-hackable duplex or other small investment property?

This is straight up a pretty ridiculous deal.