It sets a bad precedent.Also if you do not want to manager your unit (not enforcing the lease qualifies as not managing the unit), consider paying a professional to manage your unit.Good luckTotally agree with you in terms of putting the foot down and setting boundaries but I still think it is dangerous times to be a landlord in California even with restrictions lifting.

Definitely is a good market even a lot of people say it’s dangerous.

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Though if I'm being honest Pittsburgh doesn't have that many neighborhoods that I would consider dangerous, just those that a bit more run down and lower income.

I'd love to start some serious relationships with folks that I could connect with, help one another and learn from.I feel like I know just enough to be dangerous, but would love to have some people in my life that could help me refine my direction a bit, or bring clarity to areas where I'm just feeling a bit lost and overwhelmed.At 46 years old, I feel like I've lived and learned enough to have a lot of wisdom in some areas, but yet feel like an absolute newbie in this area.

This agent said that he would not recommend multifamily investing in Nashville because he said that the areas where the multifamilies are in are all dangerous areas that he would not recommend going to, with very questionable tenants.I am NOT looking for the equivalent of a C or D class property. 

The distinction should be very clear.

Although some molds are benign, some kinds of mold like Black Mold can be dangerous especially for young children.

If that distinction still isn't clear, I'm not sure there's any place for this conversation to go.- As for your question about a homeless person or an ex-waiter, I don't get the analogy.

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