If I see a lot of pictures of wild, drunken-looking behavior in groups, they lose points.After having so many 20-somethings, I do find myself craving some 50-somethings.

If you are dealing in higher priced areas, it can be harder for buyers to come up with larger sums of cash and if you can't flip a property to another investor before closing, you'll have to come up with all cash or lose the deal and your security deposit.

Non-recourse also has carve-outs typically, so if you do something fraudulent or negligent, you could lose your non-recourse status.Mark

The renter can lose a dream apartment and the landlord can lose a great tenant.

Then about 2 years later they started getting behind on our mortgage, then we found out they were behind in the first mortgage as well...long story short, we had to foreclose on the note we held and pay the first to keep them from foreclosing a senior lien first...the day of the sale at auction, we were served with a notice that they had filed for bankruptcy, which stayed the sale and the auction was voided.After getting an education in foreclosure, I now had to learn about bankruptcy.Since we were now living in another state, we had an attorney handling it all - I was never comfortable leaving things to other people, especially when we had a lot to lose.

Once you go on title you lose the inheritance step up.3. 

Still managed to almost lose my hat on the deal just finishing out flooring and a few trim items.  

I'm still learning how to analyze properties and I won't be bummed if I lose this property....it needs a bit of cash put into it.

Sure, the lawyer wants to sue everyone so he can make money win, lose, or draw.

I think there good and bad people in S8 and non S8.The issue is you have to deal w/ the government, which is (of course) slow.and the market rent tends to be less.I have heard that, since this is an entitlement program, that you will have drama. again, comes down to screening.I would think S8 tenants would want to do good as they fear they can lose their voucher.