For me, the key has always been to buy low to build a margin of safety in as much as possible for the unknowns.  

Their provided lease agreement will be one sided protecting their own interest, if they are removing safety clauses to accommodate what they want to do, you would have to add another set of clauseoutside the realms of their operations to protect your own.

As mentioned by the forum - I would also highly recommend Shoreline based around its great appreciation potential and existing safety/amenity value over West Seattle and Rainer Valley.

In other words, any little thing can derail the process when a bigger down payment provide a safety net to counter any problems that may rise during escrow ( and problems will happen for sure).But don't lose hope, a seller may decide to take the risk of going with a lower down-payment offer as long as it has other benefits: Higher price, short contingencies (or no contingencies), short escrow period, hard money upon offer acceptance....Cy

The safety, tech and the cost of ownership were the big selling points.

Brentwood is a wonderful place to shop, and I'd be delighted to assist you in your search.In terms of safety, you'll be pleased to know that Brentwood boasts a notably lower crime rate compared to neighboring cities like Antioch and Pittsburg.

He has found no health or safety issues. 

Guidelines of the size of doors, room space, fire safety, records that have to be kept, policies and procedures, Residential agreements, and the list can go on and on.

The other factor is insurance, and implementing an actual Health and Safety Program for your employees.

It is a safety net!