I would agree that purchasing a MF complex that is already fully stabilized with little to no value add opportunities can be dangerous at certain times in the market cycle as you have very little room for downside other than lower rents and eating up your cash flow.

Anything above 10% when you add in food and labor starts getting into the danger zone where they shut down or start asking for rent reduction help to stay afloat.

If the storage tenant kept dangerous chemicals, explosives, etc. there you, of course, will have significant liability particularly if you do this in violation of law.

A three-digit score is generated; it summarizes the possible danger of the tenant compared to others.Each individual score is based:Application informationPayment performanceEviction historyPast due accountsBankruptcy recordsCredit bureau data and scores Good luck!

To at least see if it is dangerous.

This poses dangers to occupants and firefighters.

I have a handwritten letter from a therapist I started going to for domestic violence stating that I need to be removed from the house as soon as possible because it is a very dangerous situation.

Is the area as a whole dangerous?

What I was thinking that whether having a certificate would help in clearing the new buyer that he is in no danger whatsoever?

This is dangerous for new investors who is working with an agent that does not understand the need to account for vacancy, repairs, maintenance, and property management fee.