From preliminary research online, I was thinking it was a C, which turned more to be a C- after physically exploring.

Your residency starts as soon as you purchase, even though you might not be physically living there.

In-person meetings mean the scammers (or agents) must be physically present which often they would prefer to avoid or simply can’t do because they are not in the state or the USA.

Understanding the "why" remains me of running a marathon (both my husband and I are marathon runners) Without a strong foundation physically and mentally, the race can become extremely unpleasant.

A broken window during the cold season.A washer made unusable by the "poor" residents by one of their own "Guests".A physical attack by a residents "Guest" (neighborhood youth) upon the owner....Police involved in the indecent.Class "D" area (some might call it Class F)...Seems about Par for the Course in a Class "D" area.At least they didn't steal his furnaces and copper pipes.This guy seems surprised by this--Know your tenant base.....

You didn't get physically harmed and belongings can be replaced.

For instance, LA (our home market) if you stay in incorporated LA, its very tenant friendly, but the outer markets still work just as well and the only rent control is the state wide rent control. 

States and courts all seem to be intrepreting the CDC moratorium differently, so you can't assume anything other then you can't physically remove tenants due to nonpayment of rent.SECTION 8: your PMC should be complaining to the S8 caseworker, who should put pressure on the tennat to pay their portion of the rent and utilities or possibly lose their voucher.

I would want to put eyes on it physically before closing the deal.

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