In my practice I’ve always found there’s safety in numbers and economies of scale with volume so I’d personally pursue a large complex focusing on cash flow and let the property pay down the debt. 

@James Mc Ree I have an obligation as a LL to try and provide safety for myself and my tenants.

I just think gas ranges are more of a safety issue, especially if there are pets and/or small children in the home.

Health and safety issues, fire protection, and a host of other conditions should be evaluated at the time you remodel or rehab, especially if you're purchasing. 3.

One terrible flip to start with little safety net could be the difference of starting in real estate to never buying another property.I'm believe in the opposite of Grant Cardone, start small and work your way up. :).

I would prioritize finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation over one that is local.There are 20+ accountants on this message board who specialize in real estate taxation.

For safety/code reasons these separate "units" cant have a stove and must of course meet building codes for adequate ceiling height, windows, etc, but it can be a great first step in a market where MF is so expensive. 

The following day they contacted Airbnb and said the police turned up and raided the house and said it was a drug house and they should leave for their own safety ASAP.

There are no representations of warranty relating to the title or any physical, environmental, health or safety conditions existing in, on, at, or relating to the property being offered for sale.Since I can't gain access to property prior to the auction I'm purchasing it pretty much unseen since I can only view it from a distance from the exterior.

In the end this is someone’s home (for which I only see myself as a coordinator) - this is where people find solace and safety in, so it’s always people over profits.