Cross out anything they all have in common (like "dealing with tenants," that's true with all rental property investing so no reason for it to be on your list multiple times), and when a pro and con are similar, cross them out too.

.*** I think I remember saying once to them, you laugh now but this is just the beginning... they especially laughed when I told them I bought a junky trailer.I wish I would have known about BP back then, I would have love to see where I would be now if I could hear from @Brandon Turner, @David Greene, @Scott Trench & the lovely and frugally miss @Mindy Jensen at the age of 18 when I started all this.

We came a cross this lot from another deal we had Previously made with the seller after we bought 14 lots from him.

.- fingers crossed- all the best- paige right.

I'm moving cross country so I can leave the furnishings in the house but I don't want to be liable to fix the furnishings if the tenant breaks them.

There is a creek that runs the boundary of the property in the back, and green space across the street.

BX with metal boxes, and the 6" green ground strap.New electrical code steps up requirements to Arc Fault outlets at certain locations.GFCI outlets at each location need to be wired a certain way to function correctly if they are in line on the same circuit.The best advice you got was to reach out to the local inspector (building, electrical) and ask them.

Maybe that killer deal butts up to a major street and you have to cross it during commute making it impossible....

You can't buy a cup of coffee without being cross-sold, up-sized, would you like to buy insurance for that, bent over...everything is predatory now. 

I could cross collateralize it with a first to buy your new property.