I would check out this meetup:https://www.meetup.com/Black-Belt-Investors-anahei...This is a great place to network and get really good information. 

For example, you buy the place and the tenant could claim the Seller allowed them to paint the walls black or that their security deposit was twice what the Seller claimed.

This “black swan” piece of information took five conversations before it was finally revealed to our team.

There is one giant condo building that sort of looks like a white castle with black steel balcony banisters. 

Just my opinion, if it is jot in black and white aka signed contract/lease, it doesn’t exist.

So do not listen to out of state advice.Second, get an attorney immediately.Jamie Williamson was Chairwoman of the Commission and spoke twice at Black Diamond. 

Black pipe is not too bad, it's just the labor and knowledge to do it that really gets you.If you have the aptitude to do this, you can go for it.Option 2: Meter it yourself and manage the billing yourself ---> We looked into this but it just didn't sound like something we wanted to mess with and even with this, it would heavily depend on your existing configuation as far as the cost/feasibility. 

I was going to finish caulking a bathroom that wasn’t caulked correctly, and so I was cleaning along the edges of the plastic insert of the shower, and noticed chunks of black stuff kept falling.

Aside from the tenant looking up the property owner themselves, or showing them the deed, you could show some kind of official banking - i.e. a bank statement - with your business name, etc, just blacking out the information you don't want them to have.

NO one DESERVES anything in the foreclosure business.. its a business black and white ..