The biggest issue I found is that there are very few, and even fewer good, property managers in these smaller towns.  

But they're far fewer of those then the ones that are making 6 figures at flipping houses based on what I've seen in the groups. 

. :-) If a more experienced person replies, I'd gladly defer.My take is to 1) take the cheapest money while 2) avoiding danger in the context of a downturn.

Credit cards are dangerous in the sense that they can greatly increase your score by having large credit limits.

HowdyI'd start by contacting the children, the fewer people between you and the decision maker the better.If you have a more specific question please let me know.Good Luck!

His foreman seems to have no end of trick to trying to keep the costs down, and I am concerned that the costs he cut could leave to swimming pool in a fragile/dangerous position.

I'm mostly attracted to multifamily because it seems more simple from a maintenance and management standpoint, also potentially fewer loans to acquire.

This type of grounding is against code, dangerous, and can open you to liability.

IF it REALLY had been dangerous to use, he would NOT have turned it on.I really do think gas guys must have boring jobs and realize many people are scared of gas (thinking either it's going to explode or kill them with fumes) so they sometimes try to scare us with these stories.If you remain concerned, buy a carbon monoxide detector for the place.Gail

Account Closed out, but that is some AWFUL and DANGEROUS advice regarding lead paint!!!