Keep in mind, unexpected issues may arise, so stay prepared to adjust and adapt as needed.

This can restrict investment opportunities for those relying on external financing.Risk of Unknown Property Condition: Since HUD properties are sold in "as-is" condition, buyers may encounter unforeseen issues or defects that were not apparent during the initial inspection.

Plus it becomes a norm for my tenants and they usually anticipate it.Only one tenant gave me an issue this past year and I reassured them that I wouldn't raise their rent anymore than $25/yr.

There were red flags but I had worked with this contractor before and did not have issues.

Typically, they may be more willing to overlook some issues, like current transitional neighborhood, etc, they sometimes have enough cash and other non-descript income to afford a non-refundable option consideration payment, along with somewhat higher than market rent, which would hopefully cover your holding costs.

I had a similar issue with a tenant.

The issues you're talking about are HIGHLY technical where very small details can make a large difference.

Details of property:3-unitMixed useGround floor is a hair salonOther two units are residentialI will live in one of the unitsI can’t understand why this is an issue to insure.

Some tenants I have gone months without talking to and only talked to them because I haven't heard from them in a while (even though their payments come in electronically with no issue).

The earliest I can get a plumber to look at this issue is tomorrow morning.