What’s the worst that can happen?

There are certainly some nice family neighborhoods in Ogden and the city is revitalizing the downtown slowly but the "affordable" neighborhoods can be a landlord's worst nightmare!

They are the worst.  

But that's how I found out about the the lock boxes and cool ways to store keys at the property.... he didn't even know my full name....The place was a dump with nothing to steal so he just had to trust I would lock it up so what really should affect your decision is what's the worst that can happen?

This gives you a guarantee of a minimal rental increase should the CPI calculation be low, something you can't control but with this method you have a "worst-case" floor minimum rate increase you can depend upon. c) If the Tenant objects to the "minimum floor rate", offer to counter with the addition of a maximum "ceiling rate" that the Tenant could be obligated to pay.

At worst he's falsely billing you for repairs from his co-owned repair company.2.  

Resell with great realtorYou Net $10K, Seller gets $57KNo banks, you can have the worst credit, BK even.

Worst case it will cost you $50 to install a plant to keep the HOA at bay.

It wasn't Joe Q Public crying out for them, it was special interest groups who couldn't stand the idea of small businesses filling a need.If a certain consultant you often mention was honest, he'd admit that the repeal of Dodd Frank would be his worst nightmare.

I just don't want to end up with something like this taken from here https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/133059-cat-litter-house-flip-653-and-it-could-be-the-worst-one-yet-look-at-the-pics-and-you-decide?