I'm ordering a 365 nm blacklight to find all the pee on the walls, though I feel we may have to just cut the bottom 3 feet or so out for good measure. 

I wanted to ask about some measures you use to cut down expenses on a property.

We measure volume in total units, not really whether some are SFR vs. multis.If you're considering PMs, you must have some concerns about how your properties are being handled now - if you have any specific questions, feel free to message me directly.

This makes things relatively simple (again, compared to buy-and-hold data analysis).I'd suggest looking at these measures:- Months of Inventory- Days on Market- Housing Starts (Likely Upcoming Supply to Compete With)- Any Major Upcoming City Projects in the Area- Any Major Road Construction in the Area- Likely Impact of Seasonal Selling Trends in Your Area Based on When You Plan to SellYou can also look at likely foreclosure rate to determine where supply is going, but since you likely won't be competing with those properties, that's less important.

Because a real estate attorney would make sure the lot lines, measurements are properly recorded, giving you the actual right to the land.. 

both times Sad beyond measure.

I would just add one section to the very top of the list....1)  Take action      - I will do my best to be smart and analyze but not let my fear prevent me from taking action     - Take measured risks.   

They could be having money problems, etc.I do ask my real estate investing experienced lawyer questions as well about cases like this to ensure I am taking proper steps and preventive measures.

The only measurement I could find was debt to asset ratio.   

I would provide them measurements of the largest trucks you intend to allow through this area.