That could mean poor tenant quality, which could lead to them not paying or eviction.

There is increasing supply as a result of increasing demand but the real question you're asking is whether it's going to lead to oversupply and lower rents or not.

Site cleaning may be the single most underfunded line item on construction budgets which often leads to dangerous work sites.

https://louisvilleky.gov/government/housing/lead-safe-louisv...

Think of me like that old friend who can’t help but dish out stories over coffee; xcept my stories sometimes lead you to the kind of deals that nudge your portfolio from “just okay” to “damn, that’s impressive.”

Is it for sure that none of the prep work leading up to purchase plus prep would not count toward 100-150hrs.

Trying to figure out the proper, best, and alternative routes to making meaningful relationships and wondering what the most effective means is to developing leads that may come along in the probate process. 

Yes I'm fully aware of the lead based paint addendum and its use as I mentioned in my post.

Quote from @Donald Hatter: Pros:- Builders have many homes to sell at one time so it is easier to negotiate a better deal than with a home owner in the same neighborhood who is trying to sell their primary residence - Buyers bust out of deals all the time and builders don't like holding completed homes- Lower maintenance which leads to easier property management expenses.  

At this point I'm not factor in any vacancy because I have more leads on this property than I have rooms.