But they could find things wrong and dangerous.

But the city doesn't have people walking around checking for rental sustainability, they do have people walking around (L&I) for building code violations, which is far more dangerous to the city.

As a new guy, your comments on the dangers of painting brick was invaluable.

It totally sucked, pulled out of the wall and because it did not go all the way to the floor, all the weight was on the screws, which were in the drywall only, and it was super dangerous if you bent down to pick something off the floor and caught yourself on the damn thing coming up.

Suffice it to say, I think that we are about to experience a transition that frees up a ton of human physical and mental energy to do tasks that are less repetitive, dull, and dangerous to do things that require more creativity and thinking. 

2) Interest rates are so low, it's already to dangerous!

1 bed 1 bath cabin about 600 sq ft would be in tiny house territory and not totally created equal to your competition in your own neighborhood.

He said there was no telling how many chemicals and dangerous substances were transported in/on them.  

I live in rural territory so C+,-B- is the norm. 

What dangers typically accompany a probate buy?