A faucet is or toilet is used 10X as much, more spills on carpet and more damage to walls, etc. 

Originally posted by @Eyo Ephraim: I don't mind Boarded homes as i am looking into the BRRR method for of the properties in the area. it just needs to have a good upside for refinancing.Board ups aren't a problem if you're buying the only one in the area, what I meant though is that most investors don't want to be on a block thats full of them (which will certainly limit your upside for refinancing).

Note, even if insurance pays for all the damage your property suffers, you still lose.

Is buyer agrees that he will not hold seller or its representatives responsible or liable for any present or futural structural problems or damage to the foundation or slab of said property"Should this raise any red flags or is this wording normal for an AS IS sale?

It needed a full gut rehab, but it is 1 block from IU Bloomington campus.

@Lindsay Op de Coul very, very difficult if no other 2-families exist on the block, but no extra regulations on the process like 2 to 3.

The Mayor of Key West was in an article a few weeks ago warning that they do not have the Money to raise the roads and repair the damages.

Our unit rented well but looking at other listing due to price not increasing we lost out 5-10% out on peak season time.Teaont issue was when we had a water damage and needed Evolve help to cancle up coming bookings and asked then to help with guest communications for the refund options.

Thermostat doesn't work, so furnace is not operative at the moment yet doesn't seem to be damaged.

@Kiara Moon There is always risks that A.) the tenants might damage the property, or B.) the tenants don't pay rent and won't leave.