That is tenant mentality.All that being said, the law is clear that the Landlord Law says  "must make all repairs and do whatever is necessary to put and keep the premises in a fit and habitable condition.

I just look at friends and younger people and don't see the same habits as my parents generation.

Even manufactured homes under 100k have 5-10 offers with a week b/c buyers are bidding up everything that's remotely habitable. 

This is something I have been working on and learning from for about 5 years and this interest is ultimately what got me interested in Real Estate.Something I have taken away from BiggerPockets books and from reading online is that it is vital to start in real estate investing as early as you can and also to take action rather then simply reading about it, researching, and making excuses as to why you have not started yet. 

We continue to strive to form meaningful relationships with people that we can learn from, whose habits we can adopt, develop lifelong friendships and become better versions of ourselves. 5) Million-dollar HabitsNo matter what journey you embark on, to be successful, you have to pick up success habits.

I read about this and I think that either way the current landlord is in violation of the Implied Warranty of Habitability.

This would be a live-in flip, and would probably use a 203K renovation loan to finance the major upfront repairs to make it habitable.

Maybe I'm a little slow but there always seemed to be a vital step missing.

Its vital that you follow through with it and use it on all future deals.

I couldn't find one so I thought it would be a good idea to start a thread about the book and the subject of the habits of the wealthy.