I think your risk of EVER running into trouble for something like that is extremely slim, at worst.

What I said wasn't partisan in any way (or at worst, it was partisan in both ways).

The little guy starts weeping and says, "This has been the worst day of my life.

I'm not in that situation now, just wanted to know whats the worst that can happen?

My first buyers couldn't get the help they needed from Chase or the VA.The VA ended up being the worst.

I know ifI can get it at the price I want that I can take care of worst casescenarios with the cost of rehab to still turn a worthwhile profit.So I guess all in all, is cash and no contingencies worth it to thepoint even if you could have extra repair costs and serious issues to take care of?

I think VT had the worst play calling and clock management I have seen in sometime now.I'll be at the OSU - Thug U, game this weekend cheering on my Buckeyes!

At worst, it can be much worse.Commercial properties make money if the cap rate is higher than your cost of capital.

And that would be the worst case scenario exit strategy.

The worst part is you have to consider that the reality is that family of 5 or 6 will have their friends/ extended family over there, possibly living there.