It is meant to point out danger zones where seeking true legal advice might help you.To sum up what has gone before:John mentioned that in a certain state: "Both lawyers were unaware of a state law concerning what is regulated by the state."

And if so, is it potentially dangerous to her license or liable to any fees?

But realize that this is a really tough business.9) If you find a condo community you really like, get on the board of the HOA to learn more about how such communities are managed.Alot of posters on this board will ask you to take dangerous leaps whereas I am older and think you should just take conservative steps that are safer.Good Luck

I have found a property I believe will cash flow but its in a dangerous neighborhood.

Hard to comp properties are dangerous to your bottom line.

With a breaker that keeps tripping there is potential for dangerous situations.

I too highly doubt you would fall into the "mature" label.Thank you for your response and the valuable point of view.I am just sitting with a dangerous amount of money to put somewhere, i.e. a deposit on a second property, but my monthly income is not enough to cover two bonds plus expenses.Appreciate your advice Roy, thanks.

Living in a unit often keeps new investors out of the most dangerous(in terms of crime and financial risks), that can be tempting to new investors.

In areas where the rents are not keeping pace with annual expense increases such as taxes the danger is that future tax hikes will be fatal.Landlords must keep raising market rents to cover increased costs or invest elsewhere. 

So I posted awhile ago that my husband and I bought a home at a foreclosure sale.  We did not do much due diligence but actually worked out well as far as title and cost.  But it has been a story of if something can g...