It's easier to get away with murder than it is to cheat taxes lol.

And unfortunately, many people think it's easier than it is. 

Technically, the rules of civil procedure say I don't have to appear for oral hearing if the debtor didn't make an appearance, but most judges make us anyway, so that is additional JF fee. 

You will need them and they will make your life easier.

The bigger units are so much easier to manage cash flow better and have economies of scale built in not like the huge units but still better than the smaller apartments. 

There can be any number of terms and clauses in a lease, you think I'm supposed to go all the way to closing and feel protected just because it appears that all the guy's stuff has been moved?

Bed bugs don't just appear on their own.

But they also, in my experience, have better price appreciation and are easier to sell.Small multis are less work to acquire more units and cashflow and thus allow you to scale faster.So, it really depends on what you're trying to accomplish.

Properties in Wellesley and Weston are roaring high in the past decade and sometimes makes more returns than a multi-family, and it is easier to keep its value when there is financial down-turning.I understand that it is totally a personal choice based on the financial situation of a family, personal preference, and personal understanding and sense of risks/benefits with regarding to such choices.

Rather, from the perspective of the donee, it appears to be property acquired for sale.This reframing of the question does not make the helpful insight and context provided by @Michael Plaks any less relevant.