I was rehabbing a rental triplex in a lower-class area of town, and I dropped by early one morning before anyone showed up to see that my circuitbreaker box was popped open and someone had crudely hardwired a heavy duty extension cord directly to the contacts in the box.  

I can remember one instance when I had a unit that wasn't renting and I wasn't getting many calls.  

Here in Cleveland, we have such a disproportionate number of old properties, that have been rehabbed so extensively, that age is just one of the factors in determining class.

When it comes to investing- not necessarily real estate- I've heard of instances in other socialist (for a lack of a better term) governments where the governments will try to impress upon potential investors that there's serious money to be made and that the government will let the business operators take their principal and then some out once the money is made only for that government to pull the ol' switcheroo on them.

I've even tried calling different extensions off the main number and no one picks up their phone. 

He has extensive experience in this market.

I initially felt bad that I might not get to participate in the 60 day investment because I had done extensive research on Pinnacle and had seen no red flags and was eager to jump on board.

(like now for instance) But, it's at my own discretion or, if the student is sitting in front of someone and needs an emergency question answered.

I personally have been stopped by the police numerous times over the last 27 years-my driving career with a lead foot-and I have been detained a few times at the county bed and breakfast in my younger wilder years, In every instance I was required to show proof that I was who I claimed to be.

For instance, if your short capital and long in construction experience, then find a local rehab investors to team up with.