@Art MaydanLike others have said if its not a legal apartment it can cause some unwanted legal action if anything was to happen.

Tenant agrees to pay $50.00 per day to ionize the premises to remove any unwanted odors, and $5.00 for each cigarette butt found on premises."

Not only for unwanted litters, but also because non-spayed/neutered animals tend to be more aggressive-- and it's annoying, because dogs are just dogs-- they're animals (ie- unpredictable), and you have to expect them to be that way. 

I don't know... handling bank statements of tenant prospects as a landlord can open some unwanted doors.  

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But they may find out one day and that may create an unwanted issue.  

If anyone has any info or tips, I would be thankful beyond words.Here is my contact - email- [email protected] 626-506-9082 (I won't answer numbers I don't know due to scams and unwanted calls so leave a message and I will call you back)Thank youCody Jaeger

First, let me say wholesalers are in business because there is a demand for wholesalers, and they are  unwanted houses, so  with that--  I think it's good for the economy.I think it's because there is no regulation, no standards, no moral grounds, if anyone can be a wholesaler..  

You need to value the land and include the costs of removal of unwanted improvements and ensure that will cost less than a comparable property.Don't know if this gave any insight, but it's not an area to begin in for investors. :)

They'll invite unwanted pests such as bed bugs and cockroaches to your property.