Like others have said, check your insurance, some include GS as dangerous breeds.

Any area has its dangers.

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Hi Canesha,These are questions you should ask an SEC Attorney who does Syndication Deals.Going forward without legal counsel to rely on is dangerous, penalties for violations of SEC Regulations include incarceration. 

I've stayed away from the mid-sized buildings because I've seen the headaches that come with them in Detroit specifically.A lot of them are positioned for sale with unrealistic numbers... section 8 tenants that were screened for their voucher amount rather than quality of tenant is one danger folks often fall for.

The paltry sum I pay the roofer saves a ton of money in repairs, and the danger of me tripping and falling off the roof.

Seems like you and the seller are far apart anyway, once you subtract your fee off the $500K number and offer the seller $480K or some such.Marketing a property you don't have under contract is always dangerous.

http://www.huduser.org/portal/periodicals/cityscpe...As a buyer of MHPs, I'm benefited by the fact other investors irrationally view MHPs as being 'dangerous' and don't compete with me for properties.

If you're in the middle you stand to be scrutinized by the park as well as could be getting into cloudy territory via the laws.

As a general rule of thumb, if the tree on your neighbor's property is dangerous (it's dead or there's a documented risk of falling) and then it falls onto something on your property, the liability portion of their homeowner's policy pays.