They have been reported in our newsletters and in meetings as we become aware of them.I choose to do some posting here because I believe it is important that the mostly smaller operators that read and post here need to be aware that "flying under the radar" is a dangerous choice.

At the same time, I think the relative rarity of duplexes/triplexes/quads could be a competitive advantage distinct from the hundred of competing offerings in north Dallas.

Take your time and become familiar with the many distinct markets within the Cincinnati Metro area; as you may or may not know, the city has an East side and a West side that are quite distinct and then the various beltways around the city provide for other distinction.  

To be sure, there seems to be a danger of being the last person holding the bag.

As to potential dangerous situations for having a license, I guess it's possible, but I think unlikely.

Just make sure to 1) Charge a non-refundable pet deposit (we charge $250), 2) charge pet rent (we charge $25/month per pet, 3) Limit the number of pets (we set 3 as the maximum) and 4) not allow dangerous breeds of dogs. 

Dangerous  Neighborhood 3.

The rehab costs have far surpassed our budget due to some masked  issues(missing copper lines in walls, dangerous wiring almost throughout...all covered with sheetrock) Also, the city is requiring us to pour new approaches at "multifamily" thicknesses; about $9k worth. 

NO Candles,, that's just trying to mask odor and candles are dangerous.6.

The only reliable way to know if your home contains asbestos is to hire an environmental consulting firm or asbestos building inspector for asbestos testing. we all know that asbestos is extremely dangerous to our health so best to consult some pros for that.