You can see by the above that a general cost for estimates is dangerous and no one likes giving money away.

Knife catching is really dangerous and its easy to get really hurt.  

You may find certain areas that considered "neglected" and even dangerous become trendy because of the prices are so low that it allowed young and trendy people to buy those properties for a few dollars (Happened in Detroit).

I hate to make Baltimore sound so dangerous, but I personally wouldn't risk a long distance flip without thoroughly vetting the deal and the neighborhood.  

Dangerous circumstances and the conditions, which caused said circumstances will be corrected at the Seller's expense before title transfers.

I’m just curious what Nathan, and any other BP members think of reporting this dangerous house to some kind of authority to possibly help save their lives.Can you comment? 

Not to mention the fact that Trenton is not far behind Detroit and Camden for national honors as most dangerous war zone. 

In general, if a structure is not a danger to the public, they can not make you "fix" it.

Demo is dangerous.

Check out the recent podcast > BP Podcast 149: Early Retirement, Real Estate Bubbles, and Dangerous Scams with Radio/TV Star Clark HowardI would rather invest my 30k as down payment on a 2016 Tesla Model X, park my Tesla on a sandy beach by Ocean Shores, WA, open up the falcon wings and enjoy the rain drops and listening to the BP podcasts.