It has four columns; Description of Risk, Probability (High, Medium, Low) , Impact (High, Medium, Low), and Action to Prevent/Mitigate Risk.

I would sell at a tiny loss to prevent the generate of $700 a month.

But it will likely give you the best shot at preventing the leak from getting worse as most asset managers tend to move a bit slow when it comes to maintenance updates on hud homes.....

If I make a cash offer for an REO, does that prevent me from getting financing from a bank prior to closing?  

That will prevent the vast majority of what most people call the "headaches" of landlording!

A few were removed allowing the option to stand, another subject but I never had an issue with an outstanding option, they expire and it doesn't prevent me from leasing or selling as most investor believe.

I feel safer and therefore don't have a problem "actively" managing my house*Buy Out Lease- It prevents the tenant from just "breaking" the lease as they have skin in the game.

Full on Preventative Measures are the only cure as we know it. 

I can't think of any possible excuse that would prevent me from presenting an offer to a client.what a bum.

I would like to factor in a realistic amount of money that would be needed in reserves to prevent a problem with a property resulting in foreclosure because I didn’t have either enough money set aside or don’t have access to the funds needed to do the repairs.