Particularly if they pose a safety or health threat to other tenants or neighbors.This doesn’t need to be (and shouldn’t become) a big issue; but proceeded with the knowledge that you have a few options and are within rights.

I appreciate your comment :)Uhhhh... that's true at a certain point, but if you go flying off into the deep end of the pool without any floaties on your arms... you (and your wallet) could be in for a wild ride.

As stated earlier, leverage allows you to obtain more safety in numbers with multiple properties, it also allows you to expand your portfolio much quicker.

However, if it has to do with the health and the safety of the tenant or property, then you'll have to respond. 

Not only that, but wind turbines shut down at certain wind speeds for safety reasons so even if the wind is blowing at a good clip, the turbines stop turning. 

Armed with a better understanding of the economics behind them, he purchased a flip at a substantial discount and finished the rehab.

Problem with the tiny modles is that they have essentically all the same components a big loader has: a body, a diesel engine, hydrulics, cab and controls, arm and bucket.

In my area, people are still hosting private meetups, I wear my mask every time and adhere to the safety guidelines.

That's maybe OK for an arms-length investment, but I just think it's wrong if you're taking money from friends & family.

@Spencer Gracia Yes, adding $100 each for maintenance and capex gives you a margin of safety for your estimates.