So if you are in a high-risk flood zone it is not a good idea to finish a basement because if the home floods (and only mother nature will know if when and how much it will flood - could never flood.)

Blackrock and   Brooklawn are beautiful neighborhoods.  

What are the nature of the calls and complaints?

It's a BEAUTIFUL house!  

Your headline has fostered several incredulous posts due to the controversial nature of "No money down" and it's association with guru fakes and flakes.

For example, if I'm pouring a sidewalk to a front door with 1-2 steps, I slope the sidewalk to the landing and backfill to the top of the concrete resulting in a natural sloping sidewalk.

I have been looking for multi in a suburb a bit north of Boston by the ocean since renters now want space and nature to look at is nice have to get out of their 4 walls.I have also done a bit of analysis on rental inventory, that I wish I could take a pic of and send over in up and coming towns like Everett and noticed in inventory is up and so is Avg day on market (12%)and rent prices are down as much as 22% for September month compared to last year and that’s reflected in more multi inventory in Everett market as well.

That's one of mine.. an example of a beautiful finished house where you could be patient and find the ideal tenant.

The State parks charge $20 a night and have bigger more private sites and are usually in beautiful areas with lakes anyway.

An indicator of the severity of the situation:There are more private security guards in SA than police and armed forces combinedThe number of private security guards in SA (50 million population) is larger than the USA.This being said SA remains a beautiful country which I proudly call home... oh and there are many opportunities for the savy property investor ;-) Johann