If you are all the way into a rough area, it can take a long time for progress to come if ever.

Basically, in our case the tenant could (and was required as always) to pay future rent, but the past due rent would have been placed with all the other debts in the bankruptcy and paid out over time, if ever. 

Let me know if you ever want to meet up for coffee to discuss real estate over 

One of Joe's suggestion at the Best Ever Conference: Start your own meetup group. 

If the state deems the work to be unauthorized deleading, it can prevent the property from ever being able to get a letter of compliance. 

If something ever happened they will most probably go after the business and property owner.

It used to be that Loopnet was a semi-good resource for companies to search for their own space but ever since CoStar bought Loopnet that has declined sharply (loopnet now charges substantial fees to list properties so their inventory has dropped off a cliff). 

In the home inspection report there is no mention of this valve ever being looked at.

After this I am planning to grow my portfolio in what ever way seems best and hopefully reach financial independence before 30 years old.

When the seller wants to see proof of funds, or a pre approval letter to go along with our sales contract (which is a must have in any deal I've ever been involved in) how am I to obtain this if I don't actually have the funds on hand to see the sale through?