Lots of idiots out there and want to reduce the risks to the structure close to where the gas grill is.  

Setting clear investment criteria, such as the types of properties you're interested in, where you want to invest, your budget, expected returns, and how much risk you're willing to take on, is key.In order to be financially prepared, it's important to save for a down payment, establish an emergency fund, work on boosting your credit score, and look into different financing options.

The title issues with unfinished work with lien potential kill it for all but the highest-risk lenders.

I have a portfolio in the Poconos and Scranton, looking for new markets and potential JV parters.

Not a whole lot built in savings, but I do know a few potential partners that would want to go in with me and I'm good friends with a local GC.

It is recommended to have 25-30% down payment and adequate reserves to reduce the risk of investing in real estate.

Cleveland property in D areas are high risk investments, especially when doing it from out of state. 

I understand there are risks to this too, but putting an offer, with the caveat of based upon complete financial review, might be more enticing for owners on the fence.

When naming your multifaceted storage facility, it's crucial to choose a name that reflects the diversity of services you offer while also being memorable and easy to understand for potential customers.

The risk has increased due to more difficult to terminate poor tenants.