James, great point, I think its really important to bring that to light, this is regulated space and it is important to equip yourself with proper legal knowledge and understand the ramifications of your actions as it pertains to real estate.

The business is a tech company for sale in San Diego County with some proprietary ownership along with equipment (expensive stuff new) as part of the purchase.

It's a Tri-Plex, 2 identical units expire in June/July and the third is a larger town home mo/mo.

saw one yesterday that had severe freeze damage, homes with hot water or steam heat are practically vulnerable.also check for stolen pipes, wires, another one that I saw yesterday has all the cooper pipes, and all the cooper wires and all the electrical equipment stolen. 

A seasoned landlord will be much better equipped to either tell them flat out "no" to having them on-site, or ignoring their protests because "Hey, it's not my house.

It covers rehab and equipment and is fixed rate. 

EIN identity theft is more problematic than SSN theft and is growing more quickly as there is so much more that can be done fraudulently under a company name. 

Each parcel has an identical 4 plex.  

Does anyone out there have a sense of the cost of a new pool liner and heating equipment as well as a pump system?  

Anyone who understands what really goes on with ANY biz gets this, rarely if ever will you find a law that is 100% black and white, so you can take 2 identical cases to 2 judges (no jury involved in this) and the 2 judges can come to very different conclusions, even totally opposite, all depending on mainly the personal politics of that judge, which no matter how impartial they claim to be, of course come into play every single time.