The cleaning company policy was to stop and wait outside for law enforcement when they found drugs.

Is cash flow the main objective?

I think many will slowly be converted to residential (assuming they ever clean up downtown San Fran).

However, when I specifically am searching for multifamily properties there doesn't seem to be much supply here, and the price points for homes don't seem to suggest great cash flow either.

I'm currently stuck doing 1 or 2 flips at a time due cash flow constraints and needing to fund down payments.

I had some cleaning up to do after the inspector assessed it.

Also, sometimes you hire uninsured people, e.g. a cleaning crew at the end, so having the insurance is rather justified at that point.For better or worse, if you can pay everybody with a credit card, you don't need to file 1099's..

Find a property with 20% Cash on Cash return and appropriate monthly Cash Flow.  

I would buy mutiple just to cash flow in c and d neighborhoods then when i acired enough cash flow i would keep 2 sell the rest and take the majority of cash you were cash flowing and buy in b neigborhoods or look to put a downpayment on a small apt complex

And the R&D guys are clean and tend to have the most solid businesses.