Depending on what the property is, we could potentially do an all cash transaction, but I wonder if that would prevent us from further investments by tying up too much cash in a single deal.

Tons of businesses run virtually now and use home addresses, they are trying to prevent storefront traffic etc in residential areas.

Do you have the skills needed to manage it well and prevent losses?

Regardless it's important to protect the asset and yourself.Heres 9 things I’ve learned to do to prevent getting robbed.1.

It is easier to just have a "pets allowed" policy than to try to prevent people from sneaking them in or getting one later. 3.

-Lawsuits-Another covid happens and you are in an area where they make rules preventing you from kicking someone out that doesn't pay their rent for a long time.

I would like to get a quote for insurance.6 unit single story building.  1960's construction, all brick exterior, cement slab, and new asphalt shingle roof. 

When you do buy a property, will you be prepared to manage it properly and prevent major losses by making rookie mistakes in the most heavily regulated state in the union?

I know and that’s what I’m trying to prevent.  

What you keep standing on, DOSC, stating it doesn't PREVENT one from selling that way.... semantics.