One company buys the condemned trailers and overhauls them and then sells them to a wholesaler who knows about the damange and they turnaround and sell them to retailers and fail to disclose the flood issue and the consumers are hung out to dry because they are never told.

I miss Bojangles, college basketball and the beach, but I am strongly on team Dry Heat.

And you need some skin in the game, from my experience.

The first floor flooring, sub floor, and dry wall need to be replaced.

I may be looking at a building next week where there is established dry cleaning business in about half the building.

If it's a larger deal more astute investors or high net worth will not agree to those terms with a person with no track record or skin in the game.

Not impossible to do but more pain in the *** than it's worth in my life.A straight and dry Option is better.

Goes back to the saying of "having skin in the game"

Dry basement, working plumbing & electrical, parking in rear, move in readyProperty #2 (Risky) $129,0002532 sq ft Duplex in Soulard St.

But to me vacancies is not the hidden dangers, its the emergency repairs, for example i just had a leak that is destroying my tenants dry wall and causing danger because it is leaking into the unit near an outlet.