Seems like a dangerous strategy for an out of state investor.

It doesn't make sense for the inspector to open that can of worms on a routine inspection unless there's something that's a clear and present danger to the occupants (like the roof is about to cave in).

This topic is dangerous because people on Youtube or those selling "2 day seminars" are taking advantage of common people that don't understand interest calculations. 

If he is in their care, pls let his assigned social worker know he has been given a 3 days pay or quit notice and is in danger of losing his housing.  

I'm from the Midwest and have a business partner who is my BOG in the territories we target. 

I think your going a very wrong, and very dangerous direction focusing on cash-flow and sacrificing appreciation, that's simply NOT the "play" in this market economic cycle. 

Prices here have gone to the stratosphere very quickly over the last year, and dangerously so.

So far we have: Removed several unsightly and dangerous trees on the property.

Once you're in the 4-5 unit range you're getting into commercial broker territory as opposed to residential realtors. 

Not understanding and not investing is one thing, it’s a good reason not to invest in fact, but actively hating something that isn’t understood seems dangerous, especially when giving financial advice.