Thanks Tom  the Morris invest debacle is well chronicled on this site.. and I am glad to see that you folks that have been harmed are not just grinning and bearing it.there are many on BP who for whatever reason think you should just chalk it up to a learning curve..I get that sentiment if it was one off.. but this is hundreds of folks who have been conned.its like getting caught stealing then saying sorry let me put it back..

In the event that Landlord exercises its right to repair such uninhabitable portion, therental shall abate in the proportion that the injured parts bears to the whole Premises, and suchpart so injured shall be restored by Landlord as speedily as practicable, after which the full rentshall recommence and the California Lease Agreement continue according to its terms.21.

Here is an article BP recently published explaining it https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Thanks, I’m aware but I was more or less poking the bear about all the mortgage fraud these RE “professionals” commit openly  

Think Citi, Bear Stearns etc.

It seems it would be hard to bring a case against me since the buyer should know full well what he is getting involved in and he has been buying and selling properties/notes for 8 years.... but maybe that would not have any bearing?

Eventually you'll learn enough to have your bearings and move forward.

I know some of you would walk away from deals like this so please bear with me.Separating the utilities would be very costly and the current tenants are used to paying a $200+ premium for utilities included.

Wholesalers will bear more fruit in that space. 

Do some research and find out what the actual costs would be. Are

This will be problematic as she believes the value of the house is higher than the market will bear.