I meet precious few born-and-bred local investors in the area that ask themselves what's going to happen to the area after all the old people die (Pittsburgh is the oldest Metropolitan Stastistical Area in the USA) and geriatric health care ceases to be the main employer here.

I have been burned once dealing with one, and I am in the process of trying to fund some other properties and dealing with a private lender and I am scared to death to trust them. 

We are past the bull market average for time, and amount of gain.I don't see any sign of the crash yet - so there's no reason to be scared.

Here's a link to some more info: https://sdinspect.com/health-and-safety/smoke-detector-requirements-2/

Didn’t use scare logic or biased “facts” and that goes for both sides of the argument.

There's almost no way that is obvious for me to get out of the contract except for health reasons big personal reasons like divorce.

They call the health department and claim that this has been happening a month.

I love those deals.. 95% of investors wont bid on them because its scares them.. the other 4% don't know they are there then there is me the 1% who loves that situation LOLbut yes laws are quite different nationwide.. to VASTLY different

The neighboring property owner is just trying to scare you off into selling the property to him, and at a likely cheaper cost than he would have paid at auction.

If your requests scare them off, then there's the answer you've been looking for.